Altimetrik and SLK Software Merge to Build AI First Engineering Leader

In a historic step to redefine the engineering services ecosystem, Altimetrik and SLK Software on Friday said they are merging in a strategic move to form an AI-first digital and engineering services leader. The merged company will have over 300 global clients with a workforce of over 12,500 professionals with a focus to drive innovation and growth in AI-powered transformation.

The two firms, both backed by the Vattikuti family, will operate as a single platform with interests in banking, financial services, manufacturing, automotive, healthcare, retail, and tech industries.

Raj Vattikuti, Executive Chairman of Altimetrik, said, "With synergistic capabilities and offerings, Altimetrik and SLK Software together will deliver large-scale digital transformation and modernization initiatives, enabling clients to achieve tangible business results."

Key Highlights:

• Altimetrik and SLK Software announce strategic merger
• New entity to serve over 300 global clients
• Focus on AI powered engineering and digital services

The combined company will provide cutting-edge solutions by putting together Altimetrik's product engineering, digital business expertise, and data and AI capabilities and SLK's extensive automation, infrastructure, and operational transformation knowledge.

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Ajay Kumar, CEO of SLK Software, said, "Our combined strength allows us to offer greater value, wider offerings, and the agility clients require to remain ahead. Together, we will redefine how organizations use technology for growth."

The companies say the merger will enable them to meet growing global demand for reliable AI-based offerings while enhancing operational excellence and boosting innovation.

The move puts the merged entity in a better position to compete more forcefully with technology service majors worldwide, forming a built-out portfolio that addresses complex client needs in markets, say industry experts.

Additional plans for integration and rebranding will be revealed in the next few months, the companies confirmed.