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Luxoft, a DXC Technology Company (NYSE: DXC), is a digital strategy and software engineering firm providing bespoke technology solutions that drive business change for customers the world over. Acquired by U.S. company DXC Technology in 2019, Luxoft is a global operation in 44 cities and 21 countries with an international, agile workforce of nearly 18,000 people. It combines a unique blend of engineering excellence and deep industry expertise, helping over 425 global clients innovate in the areas of automotive, financial services, travel and hospitality, healthcare, life sciences, media and telecommunications. DXC Technology is a leading Fortune 500 IT services company which helps global companies run their mission critical systems. Together, DXC and Luxoft offer a differentiated customer-value proposition for digital transformation by combining Luxoft’s front-end digital capabilities with DXC’s expertise in IT modernization and integration. Follow our profile for regular updates and insights into technology and business needs.

GC Softline (PJSC Softline) is one of the leaders in the IT market with over 30 years of experience, a broad regional presence with more than 25 offices throughout Russia, and access to highly qualified personnel. The company employs over 8,400 professionals, including approximately 4,500 engineers and developers. Softline became independent as it was divested from Noventiq Holdings plc in October 2022.

Kontur is a software product ecosystem, used by 2.2 million companies in Russia and abroad. Kontur develops more than 70 web services intended for large corporations and smaller companies. Our services help businesses in different countries to automate routine operations with documents, reporting and procurement. The Kontur brand belongs to the SKB Kontur group of companies founded back in 1988. In 2020, SKB Kontur earned 18.1 billion rubles, the cumulative average annual growth rate over five years amounted to 21.1% (CAGR). Kontur creates an educational environment for IT-specialists of different levels: it develops training programs, supports professional conferences and programming championships, including international ones. Kontur hosts environmental and charitable projects. Thus it solves several problems at once: it improves the quality of IT-education, automates business processes, and improves public space. Kontur is ranked 14th in Forbes' "30 Most Expensive Companies in Runet" in 2020, and the headquarters is among the top nine IT offices in the world (according to Office Snapshots).