Essar group firm Black Box on Monday said that the company has targeted $2 billion revenue within the next four years.
In order to achieve the goal, the tech firm is going to focus on top clients in banking, finance, healthcare, technology, and other sectors.
“We are refining our strategy to focus on our top 250 clients, who contribute 90% of our revenue. This shift will allow us to provide tailored solutions and drive more effective growth. Our commitment is to transform our go to market approach, infuse thought leadership, and enhance efficiency to accelerate our customers business, ” said Sanjeev Verma, Whole Time Director at Black Box.
Black Box is intensifying its operations with India at the core of this expansion. The company is investing significantly in Indian talent, planning to increase its Bangalore Center of Excellence from 300 to up to 1,000 employees.
“In India, we see immense potential to support global clients and address local infrastructure demands. We are investing in talent and forming strategic partnerships to advance data center infrastructure, crucial for AI and generative technologies,” Verma added.
Meanwhile, the company’s investment strategy includes both organic and inorganic growth, with a focus on enhancing data center capabilities and network infrastructure.
“We are exploring partnerships to co-create infrastructure solutions that will manage the surge in data and improve connectivity. Our goal is to ensure data centers deliver exceptional performance and connectivity, aligning with India’s Digital India initiative and its technological evolution,” said the company’s whole-time director.
Source: United News of India