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No decision yet on new CEO, search still on: Infosys

New Delhi: Country's second largest software services firm Infosys today said it is yet to take a decision on its next CEO and MD and the search process is still on.The remark from the Bangalore-based

PTI Published : May 31, 2014 19:59 IST, Updated : May 31, 2014 20:05 IST
no decision yet on new ceo search still on infosys
no decision yet on new ceo search still on infosys

New Delhi: Country's second largest software services firm Infosys today said it is yet to take a decision on its next CEO and MD and the search process is still on.


The remark from the Bangalore-based company comes in the wake of reports suggesting that Infosys' search for the new CEO, who would succeed S D Shibulal, is in final rounds.

“The company's search for its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Managing Director continues and no decision has been taken in this regard as of date,” Infosys said in a statement.

It further clarified that “reports or rumours” are merely speculations at this point.

“Once the search is completed, the company will issue a formal notification on the new appointee,” it said.

Shibulal, the last of the co-founders to serve as CEO, is set to retire on January 9 next year.

Infosys has appointed Development Dimensions International (DDI), a company specialising in corporate executive evaluations, and Egon Zehnder, an executive search firm, to assist the nominations committee in identifying internal and external candidates, respectively.

Even as the search continues, Infosys has seen a spate of senior level exits to add to the woes of the company.

Board members B G Srinivas, V Balakrishnan and Ashok Vemuri, who were considered top contenders for the CEO post, were among the 10 high profile exits that Infosys has seen since the return of co-founder NR Narayana Murthy to the helm of affairs.

Murthy was called back from retirement in June last year to head the firm, once considered an IT bellwether, and put it back on a high growth trajectory at a time when peers like TCS and HCL Tech were out-performing Infosys.



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