Aricent

History

• 1991: Established as Hughes Software Systems by KV Ramani in Nehru Place, New Delhi developing software solutions in the areas of VSAT-based networks for voice and data, cellular wireless telephony, packet switching, and multi-protocol routing. Pioneering in the development of Protocol Stacks. It acquired Frog Design for approximately $25 million.
• 2004: Flextronics bought HSS to form Flextronics Software Systems and merged with Future Software Communications headquartered in Chennai.
• 2005: Expanded development operations in Kiev, Kherson and Vinnytsia in Ukraine; Randburg, South Africa; and Beijing, China. Was delisted from India's stock market in preparation for sale.
• 2006: Was acquired by Kohlberg Kravis Roberts and Sequoia Capital as part of a $900 million sales of software companies. The transaction represented the largest private equity buy-out in Indian history.
• 2007: Acquired Datalinx; launched service provider offerings.
• 2008: The Family Office, a multi-family office company with headquarters in Bahrain also joined in funding Aricent.
• 2011: Rebranded to Aricent Group.
• 2011: Opened engineering and development center for testing and wireless technologies in Vietnam
• 2013: Rebranded to Aricent.
• 2015: Acquired SmartPlay Technologies, a semiconductor service based firm for $180 million. As part of the deal, SmartPlay's 1,200-plus staff will join Aricent's staff.
• 2017: KKR group led Aricent been acquired by France's based Altran.
• 2018: Altran acquires Aricent
• 2019: Capgemini acquires Altran

• Aricent Gurgaon Infotech Campus
• Aricent Gurgaon Tikri Office