Coforge secures $1.56 billion, 13-year deal with Sabre Corporation

Coforge has signed a 13-year partnership contract worth approximately $1.56 billion with US-based Sabre Corporation, a travel technology company.

The agreement aims to strengthen the existing collaboration between the two firms, enabling Sabre to enhance its product roadmap and accelerate the delivery of AI-enabled solutions.

Speaking on the partnership, Sudhir Singh, CEO & Executive Director of Coforge, said, “DNA as technology firms with a strong focus on cutting edge engineering solutions, customers and the travel industry. Our new agreement is a major milestone in our partnership with Sabre. The scale and the complexity of the mandate reflects the deep trust and capability that both organizations bring to this partnership. It underlines, once again our strong commitment to engineering excellence and driving emerging innovation and transformation for our clients.”

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Kurt Ekert, CEO and President of Sabre, stated, “2025 is a pivotal year for Sabre. Laser focus, ruthless prioritisation and key technology investments have positioned us to intensify innovation and reinforce our pursuit of being the most valued global technology platform in travel. Sabre is in an advantaged position to pioneer, build, and deploy the next generation of solutions alongside our continuously expanding travel marketplace, and we look forward to Coforge’s partnership in expediting the process.”

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Coforge secures $1.56 billion, 13-year deal with Sabre Corporation

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