TCS partners with Nokian Tyres for AI-led IT transformation
TCS has partnered with Nokian Tyres for an AI-led IT transformation. TCS will expand Nokian Tyres' use of AI across IT services to enhance efficiency and scalability. The collaboration aims to accelerate innovation and improve operational outcomes. Nokian Tyres reported EUR 1.4 billion in net sales for 2025, while TCS had over US $30 billion in consolidated revenues for FY26.
This is a strategic partnership focused on IT transformation using AI, which is significant but does not represent a major financial deal or a change in core business operations that would warrant a 'HIGH' impact.
The announcement details a strategic partnership that is expected to drive innovation and efficiency for both companies, indicating positive future prospects.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced a strategic partnership with premium tire manufacturer Nokian Tyres PLC. This collaboration aims to advance Nokian Tyres' IT transformation through AI-led modernization.
TCS will enhance Nokian Tyres' use of artificial intelligence across application management, development, and onsite support services. The engagement seeks to improve IT operational efficiency, resilience, and scalability by accelerating the adoption of new working methods, addressing evolving business needs, and enabling greater use of automation and data-driven services.
The AI-led and agentic automation embedded in IT operations are expected to expedite issue resolution, reduce operational costs, and strengthen resilience through a unified digital infrastructure. TCS will provide end-to-end application management services, including development, maintenance, and support for systems critical to engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, commercial, and corporate functions.
Timmy McLellan, Chief Information Officer at Nokian Tyres, stated that the partnership will establish a globally unified, agile, and efficient operating model supporting business needs and creating a foundation for adopting next-generation technologies. Anupam Singhal, President of Manufacturing at TCS, highlighted that this collaboration aligns with the next era of manufacturing, characterized by intelligence at scale, digital ecosystems, AI-enabled operations, and adaptive technologies to build more resilient and sustainable enterprises.
Nokian Tyres reported net sales of EUR 1.4 billion in 2025. TCS generated consolidated revenues of over US $30 billion in the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026.
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