New Delhi: Sonata Software has announced that it has won the 2025-26 Microsoft AI Business Solutions Inner Circle Award for the fifth time, according to a press release to the bourses. This recognition cements Sonata Software’s ability to work closely with Microsoft’s inner development team to meet strategic goals and offer customized AI-enabled solutions for its clients.
The Bengaluru-based company has been a key Microsoft partner, working with the company to offer its customers advanced solutions based on Azure, Data and Analytics, and Dynamics 365.
“Winning the Inner Circle recognition for the fifth time reflects not just our consistent performance but also the strength of our three-decade collaboration with Microsoft,” Rajsekhar Datta Roy, Chief Technology Officer at Sonata Software said.
“This award reinforces our responsible-first AI strategy and commitment to delivering measurable value. We continue to integrate Microsoft services to create industry-leading solutions that help enterprises accelerate digital transformation and achieve sustainable growth.”
“Inner Circle partners are at the forefront of delivering transformative business outcomes. They empower organisations to reimagine productivity and unlock value, through Microsoft Copilot, Dynamics 365, and Power Platform,” Peter Jensen, Microsoft AI Business Solutions Lead in Enterprise Partner Solutions said. “Partners like Sonata Software combine deep industry knowledge with innovative, agentic solutions to help customers modernize operations, streamline decision-making, and drive sustainable growth. Their achievements reflect the strength of the Microsoft AI Cloud Partner Program and the impact of trusted collaboration in accelerating AI-driven transformation.”
There hasn’t been any official announcement for the winners yet, but if this development is true, it would help Sonata Software become a serious player in the IT consulting market, both in India and abroad.
Bengaluru-based Sonata Software has been an investor’s darling for years, considering its regular dividend payouts. The company has grown well since its inception in 1986, and has boosted its reach through acquisitions as well. The company reported a Profit After Tax of just Rs.109.3 crore in Q1FY26, just 1.7% more than the Rs.107.9 crore it reported in the same period last year, despite a 13.3% rise in revenues during the same period.
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