LTM, previously LTIMindtree, is the IT services company of the Larsen & Toubro group. It helps large enterprises modernize their applications, move to the cloud, manage data and adopt AI. It is listed on the NSE (symbol LTM) and BSE (540005), is part of the Nifty 50, and is controlled by L&T. As of mid-2026 it employed 87,886 people. The company is headquartered in Mumbai, India.
LTM earns money by selling IT services to large enterprises, mostly in North America and Europe. Contracts are billed either as time-and-materials work or as fixed-price and managed-services deals that run for several years. Work covers application development and maintenance, cloud and infrastructure management, data and analytics, cybersecurity, ERP implementation (SAP, Oracle) and, increasingly, AI-led modernization. Most engineers sit in Indian delivery centers, while client-facing and some delivery teams work onshore and nearshore, so dollar and euro billing set against rupee costs supports margins. In Q1 FY27, CEO Venu Lambu said AI-related offerings were bringing in about $150 million a quarter. Revenue is reported across five verticals: Banking, Financial Services & Insurance; Technology, Media & Communications; Manufacturing & Resources; Consumer Business; and Healthcare, Life Sciences & Public Services.