Cognizant has agreed to acquire DyFlex Solutions, an Australia-headquartered SAP transformation firm, the company announced on October 22, 2026. The deal is subject to a definitive agreement; the sources do not disclose the amount.
DyFlex is a multi-award-winning SAP Platinum Partner delivering advisory, consulting, implementation and managed services across the SAP ecosystem in Australia and New Zealand. Founded in 2011, it has grown to more than 300 people, which the source describes as making it one of the leading employers of SAP talent across Australia and New Zealand. It has multiple office locations in the region and a delivery presence in the Philippines.
The firm specialises in SAP transformation, including AI-led process advisory, across finance, digital supply chain, asset maintenance, human capital management, and data and analytics. It covers the full SAP portfolio, with what the source describes as award-winning capability across SAP Public and Private Cloud, and its work is supported by proprietary delivery methods, accelerators and reusable assets that it is increasingly enhancing with AI. The source cites particular experience in mining and resources, energy and utilities, manufacturing, logistics, the public sector and the mid-market.
Cognizant said the proposed transaction is expected to strengthen its enterprise platform, AI and SAP capabilities in the region. Roshan Subudhi, SVP and Head of Intelligent Enterprise Platforms at Cognizant, said DyFlex brings deep SAP consulting capabilities that are key to reimagining SaaS, modernising clients' business landscapes and driving operational performance. He said the proposed acquisition would bring together DyFlex's SAP expertise with Cognizant's Frontier and Autonomous Enterprise capabilities and global delivery at scale.
Following completion, Cognizant expects to combine DyFlex's regional SAP expertise and proprietary accelerators with its global industry experience and AI platforms, including Neuro AI Enterprise Core, the Cognizant SAP Agentic AI Platform and Frontier offerings. The companies aim to help clients in Australia and New Zealand move beyond isolated AI experiments to production-ready AI and agentic systems across their SAP environments.