MUMBAI: In a market that doesn’t blink twice before dethroning legacy players, Infosys has quietly secured its place at the high table. The Bengaluru-based IT giant has once again featured in Kantar’s BrandZ Top 100 Most Valuable Global Brands list for 2025, clocking a 34 per cent surge in brand value and securing the #73 spot globally.
This marks Infosys’ fourth consecutive year on the list and its firm footing among the top five per cent of most trusted brands in the United States. The recognition, based on Kantar’s extensive marketing analytics, reinforces Infosys’ growing brand equity amidst a global tech shake-up led by AI, cloud and digital reinvention.
“Our efforts are relentlessly focused on building Infosys into one of the most respected IT services brands in the world, differentiated by our expertise and innovation in helping our clients navigate an AI-first world. Even as we evolve to remain relevant to the changing needs of our stakeholders, our brand remains unchanging in its commitment to live our purpose – amplifying human potential and creating the next opportunity for all”, said Infosys GCMO Sumit Virmani.
The company’s AI-driven growth narrative is spearheaded by its sub-brands: Infosys Topaz for enterprise AI, Infosys Cobalt for cloud services, and the newly introduced Infosys Aster for AI-fuelled marketing solutions. Earlier this year, Brand Finance ranked Infosys among the top three IT services brands globally and declared it the fastest-growing brand in the sector over a five-year period.
“By drawing on the depth of BrandZ’s database over the last quarter of a century, our insights show that with the right level of investment and strategic focus, brands have huge potential to drive growth for their owners”, said Kantar BrandZ head Martin Guerrieria. “The growing demand for AI technologies puts Infosys in a prime position to capitalise on its brand value and the trust it has earned with its growing customer base”.
Beyond balance sheets, Infosys has maintained its image as a responsible corporate citizen. Through Infosys Foundation, the company supports healthcare, education, sustainability and women empowerment. Its Springboard initiative has offered free digital learning to over 12 million people globally. Infosys continues to remain carbon neutral and was once again recognised in 2025 by Ethisphere as one of the world’s most ethical companies.
