Infosys signs 10-year AI deal with Crocs
Analysis based on 8 articles · First reported Aug 06, 2026 · Last updated Aug 07, 2026
The deal is expected to boost Infosys' revenue in the retail segment, which accounts for 12.8% of its revenue, and strengthen its position in AI-led transformation contracts. For Crocs, the partnership aims to improve operational efficiency and agility, potentially supporting its global expansion and profitability.
Infosys has signed a 10-year strategic agreement with Crocs, a global casual footwear company, to modernize Crocs' core business and IT systems using AI-first platforms. The partnership aims to simplify operations, reduce costs, unify data, and enable real-time decision-making across Crocs' global operations. Financial terms were not disclosed, but a source told ET that the deal is estimated to be worth $200-300 million. The collaboration will also address challenges such as rising operating costs and fragmented processes. Infosys will deploy its AI-first platforms and automation capabilities to support Crocs' digital transformation and future growth. The agreement reflects a broader trend of retailers modernizing legacy IT systems with AI and digital tools.
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