Fractal Launches Dedicated India Business Unit

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Fractal Launches Dedicated India Business Unit

Fractal Analytics has launched a dedicated India Business Unit (India BU) as the enterprise AI company looks to help large Indian organisations move from AI experimentation to scaled business transformation.

The new unit will focus on deploying Fractal’s enterprise agentic AI platform, Cogentiq, along with its broader portfolio of AI products and services. The company said the move builds on nearly two decades of work in India’s AI ecosystem and its partnerships with Global Capability Centres (GCCs).

Fractal said its Cogentiq platform has gained traction among Indian institutions. The company is also involved in several AI initiatives with potential societal impact, including its selection under the IndiaAI Mission to develop a Large Reasoning Model for India.

It has also partnered with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to deploy AI-powered citizen health services using Vaidya.ai, which Fractal describes as India’s first healthcare multimodal reasoning platform.

“We've seen a significant increase in interest from Indian enterprises looking to move beyond AI pilots and scale AI-driven transformation across their businesses. With a strong portfolio of products and platforms, and deep experience partnering with leading enterprises, we are uniquely positioned to help India's largest organisations unlock meaningful business value from AI at scale," said Srikanth Velamakanni, Fractal Co-founder, Group CEO and Vice Chairman.

To lead the new business unit, Fractal has appointed Rishi Seth as Head of the India Business Unit. The India BU will operate under Fractal’s APAC practice, led by Sandeep Dutta, Chief Practice Officer and Head of APAC.

"Indian enterprises are at an inflection point in their AI journey. Organisations are looking for trusted partners who can deliver business outcomes at scale. Fractal brings together globally proven AI capabilities, innovative products/platforms and strong domain expertise to help Indian enterprises accelerate their business transformation,” said Sandeep Dutta, Fractal Chief Practice Officer & Head APAC.

Fractal currently has more than 6,000 professionals across North America, EMEA and Asia-Pacific. The company invests more than 6% of its revenue in AI research and development, focusing on foundational research, product development and proprietary intellectual property.