– Quess Corp Ltd (workforce management)
– Digitide Solutions (AI-first, digitally-enabled solutions)
– Bluspring Enterprises (infrastructure management and investments)
– Guruprasad Srinivasan continues as CEO of Quess and Sushanth Pai is named CFO.
– Gurmeet Chahal is appointed CEO of Digitide, with Suraj Prasad elevated to CFO.
– Kamal Pal Hoda transitions to CEO of Bluspring, while Prapul Sridhar steps in as CFO.
– Quess Corp remains India’s largest workforce solutions provider with over half a million personnel across eight countries, serving more than 3,000 clients.
– Digitide focuses on AI-powered digital solutions worldwide in key sectors like tech and healthcare.
– Bluspring targets infrastructure services including facility management and telecom maintenance through innovations like Foundit.
Shareholders holding Quess shares as of April 15, 2025 will receive shares in Digitide and Bluspring as well. Trading for these companies is expected within two months pending regulatory approvals.
The demerger plan by Quess Corp reflects a clear strategic pivot aimed at enhancing operational flexibility across its business segments-workforce management, AI-driven services, and infrastructure investments. By allowing each entity to focus independently on their niche markets under experienced leadership teams with solid industry expertise, this diversification could better address evolving market dynamics such as technological advancement challenges or employment growth trends.
With India cementing itself globally in technology-backed innovation alongside its traditional industrial growth path-a move like this fosters sharper execution strategies tailored for targeted industries while aligning resources accordingly (e.g., AI for white-collar automation via Foundit). The creation of separate trading entities also strengthens transparency for investors through clearer performance metrics per segment.
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