According to reports, mid-sized IT services company Coforge has signed a $1.56 billion long-term deal agreement with US-headquartered travel technology player Sabre Corporation.

This 13-year partnership contract is valued at approximately $1.56 billion.

Sudhir Singh, the CEO & executive director at Coforge, says, “The company has witnessed an increase in the number and sizes of large deals in the third quarter as discretionary demand makes a ‘definite yet gradual’ rebound.”

In the October to December period, US and Noida-headquartered IT services reported order bookings jumping 40 percent at $1.37 billion.

“Besides the velocity of deals going up with 2-3 deal wins every quarter, Coforge is also witnessing an increase in the median size of its total contract value (TCV) from $300-400,” adds Sudhir.

The Sabre deal is aimed to supercharge Sabre’s product roadmap and its ability to accelerate product delivery and launch additional innovative AI-enabled solutions.

Sudhir says, “Both Sabre and Coforge share a similar 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.”

Kurt Ekert, CEO and president of Sabre says, “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.”

Together with Coforge's size and experience, Sabre's innovative technology and market-changing strategy aim to become a major force in modernising the travel sector overall and setting a new benchmark for change velocity.