HCLTech (also known as HCL Technologies), a publicly owned company founded in 1991 and headquartered in India, is a global technology firm. Employing over 235,690 people as of 2023, the company reported revenues exceeding $1 billion that year. HCLTech offers a range of technology services and products focused on digital technologies, engineering, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence. Its services cater to various industries, including financial services, manufacturing, life sciences and healthcare, technology and services, telecommunications and media, retail and consumer packaged goods, and public services. A significant portion of its business involves broadcast professional services.
On April 6, 2025, HCLTech's Q4 FY2025 results were expected to be released, along with those of other companies such as TCS and Infosys. A previous decline in Indian IT stocks, including HCL Technologies, occurred, dropping over 3.5% to a nine-month low. This followed an announcement by US President Donald Trump regarding tariffs on Indian imports, which raised recession concerns and impacted IT spending by US clients. HCLTech provides IT services and consulting globally. The company has worked with clients in various sectors, including a leading American petroleum company facing challenges with outdated systems, and a leading telecom provider needing to improve network data analysis, performance management, and customer experience.
HCLTech's customers primarily consist of spectator Sports, iT Services and IT Consulting and education companies. Examples of HCLTech's customers include Cricket Australia, Pearson and Yellow.ai. HCLTech has partners like Ateliere Creative Technologies. Examples of HCLTech's suppliers include Google and Arm.