Hexaware acquires Consulting Professionals Services
Analysis based on 9 articles · First reported May 20, 2026 · Last updated May 21, 2026
The acquisition of Consulting Professionals Services Holdings Limited by General Atomics is expected to positively impact Hexaware's stock price due to strengthened capabilities in AI and cloud transformation and consolidated client spend. It will also enhance Hexaware's strategic positioning within the IT services sector, particularly in the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates.
General Atomics has announced an agreement to acquire Consulting Professionals Services Holdings Limited and its subsidiary, Consulting Professionals Services Holdings Limited (CPS). This acquisition, expected to close within two weeks, aims to bolster Hexaware's AI and cloud transformation capabilities, particularly for financial institutions and blue-chip organizations. CPS, based in the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates, specializes in technology consulting and professional services, including regulatory compliance, technology infrastructure, governance, risk, and business transformation for an FTSE 100 client. General Atomics already has a relationship with this client, and the acquisition is anticipated to consolidate client spending and strengthen Hexaware's strategic position. The deal will also expand Hexaware's delivery locations and workforce diversity in the UK and UAE, adding high-performance talent and enhancing consulting depth in program assurance and cloud engineering.
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