Hexaware Named to TIME’s World’s Best Companies 2026 List
Hexaware Technologies has been named to TIME’s World’s Best Companies 2026 list. The ranking recognizes 1,000 global companies based on employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and sustainability transparency. Nidhi Alexander, CMO, highlighted the significance of this recognition for the company's people, growth, and responsible business practices.
Being named to TIME's World's Best Companies list can enhance brand reputation and attract talent and investors, but it does not directly translate into immediate financial performance changes. It is a significant reputational boost.
The announcement highlights Hexaware's inclusion in a prestigious global list, reflecting positively on its employee satisfaction, growth, and sustainability efforts. Management commentary further reinforces the positive nature of this recognition.
Hexaware Technologies Limited has been recognized on TIME’s World’s Best Companies 2026 list, an annual ranking compiled in partnership with Statista. This esteemed list features 1,000 companies globally, assessed on three equally weighted criteria: employee satisfaction, revenue growth, and sustainability transparency.
The evaluation process involved surveying over 200,000 employees worldwide for satisfaction assessments, examining both relative and absolute revenue growth over the past three years, and analyzing environmental, social, and governance (ESG) indicators for sustainability transparency. These ESG indicators included aspects like carbon emissions, board diversity, human rights policies, CSR reporting, and compliance guidelines.
Hexaware's inclusion highlights its AI-first strategy and its Zero Friction Enterprise™ approach, which aims to eliminate operational drag through technology debt, security, backlogs, and licensing complexities. The company leverages AI and agentic AI, supported by data, governance, security, observability, and human expertise.
Nidhi Alexander, Chief Marketing Officer at Hexaware, stated, "Being recognized by TIME and Statista is especially significant because the assessment looks at companies through the combined lens of their people, growth, and responsible business practices." She added, "As Hexaware grows, we are continuing to invest in our people and advance an AI-first approach that helps enterprises reduce friction across technology and operations. This recognition reflects progress across several areas that are important to us as a company."
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