Infosys has agreed to acquire Stratus, a technology solutions provider focused on the property and casualty insurance sector, to strengthen its insurance technology and AI capabilities.
The acquisition will expand Infosys’ presence in the global insurance market and enhance its ability to support P&C insurers with digital transformation, cloud adoption and AI-driven modernisation initiatives.
Headquartered in the United States, Stratus employs more than 450 specialists with expertise in insurance consulting and technology implementation. The company is a major partner of Guidewire Software and delivers end-to-end transformation services across Guidewire InsuranceSuite platforms, including PolicyCenter, ClaimCenter and BillingCenter.
Stratus provides services spanning system integrations, cloud migrations, upgrades and application management, with a global delivery footprint across the United States, Canada and India. The firm also operates a dedicated data practice covering Guidewire DataHub, Data Studio and InfoCenter, alongside technologies such as Databricks and Microsoft Fabric.
Infosys said integrating Stratus’ Guidewire consulting capabilities with its own Topaz AI and Cobalt cloud platforms will help insurers accelerate modernization programmes and implement data-driven transformation across underwriting, claims and customer experience.
Kannan Amaresh, Senior Vice President and Head of Insurance at Infosys, said, “AI is fundamentally transforming the global insurance industry, strengthening decision-making across underwriting, claims, and fraud detection, while making systems intelligent and significantly improving operational efficiency. The P&C segment is leading AI adoption in the insurance sector, driven by the need for claims automation, advanced underwriting, and sophisticated risk modeling amid claim volumes and elevated risks exposure. Infosys is unlocking AI value for P&C insurers through digital and data-led transformation. By combining Stratus’ deep technology consulting capabilities with Infosys’ established leadership in insurance sector, we are further enhancing our ability to drive value for our clients.”
Chuck Fillizola, Chief Executive Officer of Stratus, added, “Stratus was built to help property and casualty insurers modernize their core platforms with deep domain expertise, disciplined execution and meaningful outcomes while putting people at the heart of every engagement. The future of insurance transformation requires more than technology. It demands execution rigor and the ability to operationalize AI across delivery and operations. Joining Infosys allows us to carry this mission forward at global scale.”
The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of Infosys’ fiscal year 2027, subject to customary closing conditions.
