TCS Shares in Focus After €550 Million Digital Transformation Deal with Tryg
Seven-year deal to modernize Tryg’s IT and boost digital transformation in the Nordics

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) is in the spotlight after announcing a significant €550 million (approx. ₹4,900 crore) digital transformation agreement with Tryg, one of Scandinavia's largest non-life insurance providers. The seven-year deal marks a major expansion of their 15-year partnership and underscores TCS's growing influence in the Nordic market.
Under the new agreement, TCS will lead a comprehensive overhaul of Tryg’s IT landscape across Denmark, Sweden, and Norway. The initiative is designed to simplify and standardize operations, increase agility, and enhance customer experience by adopting cloud technologies, automation, and artificial intelligence (AI).
The engagement is aligned with Tryg’s long-term strategic vision, “United Towards 27,” which focuses on modernizing legacy systems and enabling scalable digital capabilities to serve over six million customers across the Nordic region.
As part of the transformation, TCS will take ownership of a wide array of IT services, including application development and maintenance, IT infrastructure management, end-user support services, and cybersecurity operations
The transformation will replace Tryg’s fragmented and complex systems, resulting from multiple mergers and acquisitions, with a unified, future-ready digital core. The goal is to drive operational efficiency, reduce IT complexity, and enable faster rollout of innovative digital solutions.
“This expanded engagement marks a significant milestone in our long-standing relationship with Tryg,” TCS said in a statement. “Our contextual knowledge and strong regional presence uniquely position us to support Tryg in becoming more agile, resilient, and future-ready.”
Tryg Group CEO Johan Kirstein Brammer stated, “Simplifying our IT landscape will allow us to invest more in technologies that improve customer experience and solidify our competitive edge. This is a key step toward achieving our 2027 vision.”
TCS CEO K Krithivasan added, “Long-term value comes from resilient, adaptive businesses powered by intelligent, modern IT. We’re excited to help Tryg transform into a more agile, AI-led enterprise.”
TCS has been a key player in the Nordic region for over three decades, employing more than 20,000 professionals across the region. The company's Banking, Financial Services & Insurance (BFSI) unit has ranked #1 for customer satisfaction in the Nordics for eight consecutive years and is recognized as a Top Employer by the Top Employers Institute.
The announcement has boosted investor sentiment, with TCS shares expected to remain in focus as markets react to the strategic win.