TCS Completes Acquisition of Coastal Cloud Holdings, LLC on Jan 14, 2026
Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCS) completed the acquisition of Coastal Cloud Holdings, LLC on January 14, 2026. Coastal Cloud reported a turnover of USD 132 million for CY24 and USD 141 million for the LTM ending September 2025. The acquisition aims to rationalize TCS's group structure.
The acquisition of Coastal Cloud, with its specified turnover, represents a strategic move that could impact TCS's service offerings in advisory and AI, but its overall impact on TCS's large revenue base is assessed as medium.
The completion of an acquisition, especially for strategic rationalization and business expansion, is generally viewed positively for a company.
Tata Consultancy Services Limited (TCS) has announced the completion of its acquisition of Coastal Cloud Holdings, LLC, and its subsidiaries. The acquisition was finalized on January 14, 2026.
The transaction involved two main components. First, Trident LE, LLC, a direct subsidiary of TCS, merged with Coastal Cloud, with Coastal Cloud continuing as the surviving entity. This part of the acquisition accounted for 86% of the equity interest in Coastal Cloud. Second, TCS North America Corporation acquired the remaining 14% equity interest in Coastal Cloud through the acquisition of SCP V-B Blocker III LLC.
Coastal Cloud specializes in advisory and AI services, alongside IT and IT-enabled services. The rationale for this amalgamation is to rationalize the group structure of TCS. Coastal Cloud reported a turnover of USD 132 million for CY24 and USD 141 million for the Last Twelve Months ending September 2025. The acquisition does not fall under related party transactions, and the promoter or group companies have no interest in SCP Blocker. Three subsidiaries of Coastal Cloud in the USA and one in Canada will become indirect subsidiaries of TCS.
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