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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Joins Infosys-led HIPUS JV in Japan
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Joins Infosys-led HIPUS JV in Japan

Infosys, a global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting, today announced that Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has invested in the Infosys-led Joint Venture HIPUS, further strengthening Infosys’ presence in Japan. MHI, one of the world’s leading industrial groups, operates across sectors such as energy, smart infrastructure, industrial machinery, aerospace, and defence. It has established corporations including Hitachi Ltd., Panasonic Corporation, and Pasona.

JV to accelerate business process transformation through digital procurement platforms

HIPUS, in which Infosys holds a majority stake, was established in 2019 with the aim of driving high-quality, end-to-end procurement processes, alongside sourcing and category expertise. The venture leverages next-generation digital platforms to support Japanese corporations. MHI, a long-standing customer of HIPUS, has now expanded its collaboration by acquiring a 2% stake from Infosys. With this investment, MHI seeks to explore new business opportunities in the region.

Anantha Radhakrishnan, CEO and MD of Infosys BPM and Chairperson of the HIPUS Board, remarked, “Japan remains a strategic market for both Infosys and HIPUS, and we have continually expanded our footprint in the region. This collaboration with MHI further reinforces our commitment to building trusted relationships with customers in Japan and accelerating their digital business process transformation. We are excited to welcome Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to HIPUS.”

Isao Miyake, Head of the Value Chain Headquarters at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, said, “In our ongoing efforts to enhance procurement activities through a data-driven strategy, we expect that HIPUS’ advanced analytics and support will significantly improve procurement operations, facilitate well-informed decision-making, and generate greater value across our organisation.”

Kiyoshi Asami, CEO and Representative Director of HIPUS, added, “MHI has become a key client for HIPUS, receiving a broad spectrum of services. HIPUS is also extending MHI’s services beyond Japan, leveraging Infosys’ global reach and its robust sourcing and procurement services. We are thrilled that MHI has chosen to invest in HIPUS, and we look forward to an impactful collaboration.”

The transaction is expected to close during the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 (ending June 30, 2025), subject to customary closing conditions.

Infosys, a global leader in next-generation digital services and consulting, today announced that Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) has invested in the Infosys-led Joint Venture HIPUS, further strengthening Infosys’ presence in Japan. MHI, one of the world’s leading industrial groups, operates across sectors such as energy, smart infrastructure, industrial machinery, aerospace, and defence. It has established corporations including Hitachi Ltd., Panasonic Corporation, and Pasona. JV to accelerate business process transformation through digital procurement platforms HIPUS, in which Infosys holds a majority stake, was established in 2019 with the aim of driving high-quality, end-to-end procurement processes, alongside sourcing and category expertise. The venture leverages next-generation digital platforms to support Japanese corporations. MHI, a long-standing customer of HIPUS, has now expanded its collaboration by acquiring a 2% stake from Infosys. With this investment, MHI seeks to explore new business opportunities in the region. Anantha Radhakrishnan, CEO and MD of Infosys BPM and Chairperson of the HIPUS Board, remarked, “Japan remains a strategic market for both Infosys and HIPUS, and we have continually expanded our footprint in the region. This collaboration with MHI further reinforces our commitment to building trusted relationships with customers in Japan and accelerating their digital business process transformation. We are excited to welcome Mitsubishi Heavy Industries to HIPUS.” Isao Miyake, Head of the Value Chain Headquarters at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, said, “In our ongoing efforts to enhance procurement activities through a data-driven strategy, we expect that HIPUS’ advanced analytics and support will significantly improve procurement operations, facilitate well-informed decision-making, and generate greater value across our organisation.” Kiyoshi Asami, CEO and Representative Director of HIPUS, added, “MHI has become a key client for HIPUS, receiving a broad spectrum of services. HIPUS is also extending MHI’s services beyond Japan, leveraging Infosys’ global reach and its robust sourcing and procurement services. We are thrilled that MHI has chosen to invest in HIPUS, and we look forward to an impactful collaboration.” The transaction is expected to close during the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 (ending June 30, 2025), subject to customary closing conditions.

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