New Delhi, Oct. 27 -- IT services firm LTIMindtree has announced a multi-year partnership with a US-based leading global manufacturer of chemicals and polymers in a deal worth over $100 million. The Mumbai-headquartered firm has not revealed the name of the manufacturer.

Under this agreement, LTIMindtree will deliver IT services, encompassing core Business Applications, Infrastructure Operations, End User Support, Software Asset governance, and Project execution. The engagement will leverage AI, automation, and streamlined processes to enable cost optimisation, vendor consolidation, and innovation to enhance service delivery and achieve strategic outcomes.

"This win reinforces LTIMindtree's position as a trusted transformation partner focused on AI-centric growth in the chemicals and energy sector. We're committed to delivering measurable outcomes through technology, agility, and deep domain expertise," said Venu Lambu, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, LTIMindtree. "We're honored by our client's trust in LTIMindtree. This partnership underscores our shared commitment to building a future-ready IT ecosystem powered by innovation, efficiency, and excellence," said Ramesh Kannan, Chief Business Officer, Energy & Utilities, LTIMindtree.

This development comes just a few weeks after LTIMindtree signed a multi-year strategic deal with a leading global media and entertainment company in what is its largest-ever contract to date.

While the company did not name the client, media reports suggested the Bengaluru-headquartered IT firm has secured the deal from Paramount Global. Reuters first reported the development, citing two sources who pegged the deal size at $580 million.

The engagement focuses on driving digital transformation, streamlining operations, and modernising delivery models for the client. As part of the partnership, LTIMindtree will leverage automation, process optimisation, and vendor consolidation to improve operational efficiency and enhance service delivery.

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