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Hexaware sued for $500 million in US over patent breach
Mint Bangalore
|October 03, 2025
American IT services firm Natsoft Corp. has sued Hexaware Technologies Ltd for breach of contract and patent infringement, seeking $500 million in damages from the latter, in one of the biggest patent cases against an Indian IT firm.
The amount sought by Natsoft as damages is a little more than a third of Hexaware’s full-year revenue last year.
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