Summary :
Hexaware Technologies shares surged up to 8% after becoming an Anthropic Authorized Reseller for Amazon Bedrock, enabling it to offer Claude AI models to enterprise customers worldwide. The partnership strengthens Hexaware’s AI-first strategy by expanding its AI solutions across regulated industries. The company expects the collaboration to accelerate AI adoption through end-to-end implementation, customization, and managed services.
The shares of Hexaware Technologies shot up by as much as 8.03% on Monday after the IT solutions and services company declared that it had been granted Anthropic Authorized Reseller status for Amazon Bedrock. With this collaboration, Hexaware becomes one of the select few companies worldwide that have been allowed to resell the artificial intelligence model created by Anthropic.
The shares hit an intra-day high of ₹534.25 from their last close at ₹494.55. Around 10:07 AM, the shares were trading 5.41% higher even as the Nifty 50 index was up by only 0.01%. The market capitalization of the company has increased to ₹32,142 crore, and nearly 1.97 lakh shares worth ₹10.30 crore changed hands.
Strategic Partnership Strengthens AI-First Strategy
Hexaware had made this disclosure in an exchange filing dated June 25, adding that the collaboration will give Hexaware the capability to offer, integrate, and support Claude models to enterprise customers around the world through Amazon Bedrock.
This collaboration underscores the AI-first approach of Hexaware by giving the firm the capability to deliver the entire AI lifecycle including model availability, customization, implementation and managed services. Claude, created by Anthropic, is built to be safe and reliable with enterprise-level performance.
Given its reasoning and large context window, Claude model is the most suitable choice for mission-critical use cases across sectors like financial services, healthcare, transportations, manufacturing, and retail in which Hexaware already has rich domain knowledge and experience.
Benefits for Enterprise Customers
Through this partnership, enterprise customers will have easy and direct access to Claude models that will make procurement easier and fasten their deployment timelines. In terms of its AI offering, Hexaware will offer end-to-end delivery of AI via the integration of Claude into industry solutions, change management, and system integrations.
Hexaware will further enable responsible deployment of AI in collaboration with Anthropic's safety-first models and its governance framework. As a result, customers will have scalable customization, which includes Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG), custom prompts and industry-specific tuning of the models for improved relevance and performance. The partnership will also enable a consolidated commercial model for its customers that include consolidated billing, SLA-driven support, and a single point of contact.
Clients will have quicker access to new Anthropic innovations through its delivery capabilities.
Company Expands AI Capabilities
Commenting on the development, Siddharth Dhar, President & Global Head – Digital IT Operations & AI at Hexaware, said the authorisation reflects the company's foundational AI capabilities and the trust placed in it by customers. He added that Claude's safety-first architecture is particularly suited for highly regulated industries and that Hexaware's engineering expertise and global delivery scale will help transform advanced AI models into real-world business solutions.
The company said it is scaling Claude-powered solutions across intelligent document processing, automated compliance, advanced customer service, clinical data summarisation, supply chain intelligence and AI-assisted software engineering. Hexaware is also prioritising AI across the software development life cycle (SDLC), private equity transformation and cybersecurity, supported by its dedicated AI Centre of Excellence.
Stock Performance Since Listing
Hexaware Technologies’ stock market listing was a relatively quiet affair, occurring on February 19, 2025. The stock price was listed at ₹745.50 on NSE, indicating a discount of 5.30% from the ₹708 issuance price per share, whereas a second listing source indicated that the opening price was ₹731, giving a discount of 3.25%.
