635 In a strategic move aimed at signalling sharper brand focus and AI-led growth, LTIMindtree has rebranded itself as LTM Limited. The announcement was made by CEO and Managing Director Venu Lambu, who described the shift as more than cosmetic—it’s a recalibration of purpose and positioning. “Our new identity reflects who we are today and where we are headed,” said Lambu, emphasising that LTM Limited would operate as a unified global brand with artificial intelligence at its core. The company’s updated positioning signals a renewed commitment to delivering AI-powered digital transformation across industries. The rebrand comes amidst rising client demand for advanced tech-led outcomes and operational agility, which Lambu believes LTM is well placed to deliver. He stated that the organisation’s “next chapter” would centre on innovation, intelligence, and global delivery excellence. Previously formed from the merger of L&T Infotech and Mindtree in 2022, the company’s new identity is expected to further streamline its narrative across global markets. The “LTM” name retains its lineage while projecting a sharper, bolder, and more modern tone. The shift was revealed alongside a refreshed brand visual identity and narrative—focusing on engineering change, driving value with speed, and building the AI-first enterprise of the future. According to company sources, the transition will be rolled out globally across marketing, customer experience, talent, and partner communications. No changes to leadership or structure have been announced. Industry experts see the move as timely, given the intensifying race among IT and consulting majors to lead in AI services. For LTM Limited, it’s a play to claim both mindshare and market share in a space rapidly transforming. You Might Be Interested In AI content is making brands more visible and less memorable China’s luxury food exports — caviar, foie gras and more — shake up global gourmet market PepsiCo finds growth in India as Americans pull back HBO renews two Game of Thrones spinoffs Dynamic pricing puts India’s quick-commerce platforms under the consumer lens Spotify’s latest ad story is about better tools, not louder promises