L&T Technology Services Ltd (LTTS), a leading global engineering and technology services company, is reshaping its portfolio around Engineering Intelligence (EI), artificial intelligence and digital technologies as part of its long-term growth strategy under the ‘Lakshya’ roadmap.
In the latest annual report, CEO & Managing Director Amit Chadha said the company has strategically decided to divest its Smart World & Communication business to redirect capital towards high-growth and high-margin areas.
The move is aimed at strengthening focus on core segments and accelerating investments in Engineering Intelligence, which LTTS sees as the next frontier in engineering and technology services.
“Under the Lakshya five-year roadmap, we are aligning our portfolio around six large technology bets, with Engineering Intelligence at the core, positioning LTTS for the next wave of engineering and technology breakthroughs,” he said.
Six technology bets
LTTS said its future growth strategy will revolve around six major technology themes comprising Software Defined Mobility (SDM), Plant Buildout & Modernisation, Energy & Industrial Automation, Digital Manufacturing, Next Generation Compute & AI Infrastructure, Software Platforms & Engineering Intelligence, and MedTech.
According to the company, these focus areas are expected to accelerate growth across its three business segments, Mobility, Sustainability and Tech, while strengthening its position as a global engineering intelligence partner.
The company said it will continue to increase investments across technology, manufacturing and industrial domains to drive growth across industries and geographies.
Engineering Intelligence at core
LTTS described Engineering Intelligence as a framework integrating engineering, AI and digital technologies to deliver differentiated business outcomes.
The framework is built on three pillars: Physical AI, Manufacturing AI and Engineering AI.
Physical AI focuses on integrating mechatronics with autonomous intelligence to enable real-time sensing and decision-making at the edge. Manufacturing AI embeds intelligence into industrial systems to improve agility, efficiency and operational autonomy. Engineering AI supports the development of software-defined intelligent products through advanced design, validation and lifecycle management.
The company said these capabilities position LTTS to deliver full-stack intelligent engineering solutions globally.
Pivot on Growth strategy
As part of its Lakshya 31 strategy, LTTS is also transitioning towards a “Pivot on Growth” operating philosophy built around five strategic vectors: clients, technology, teams, investors and organisational agility.
The company said it is strengthening leadership capabilities, operational efficiencies and workforce readiness through initiatives such as the Global Engineering Academy, which is helping build AI and digital-native talent.
Innovation continues to remain a key focus area. During FY26, LTTS crossed 237 AI patents, taking its total patent portfolio to over 1,700.
The company said the convergence of AI, sustainability and digital transformation continue to create significant opportunities globally, supported by a robust order book and strong technology positioning.