Thomas Cook arm to buy stake in MFXchange

November 04, 2014 06:25 pm | Updated November 17, 2021 04:57 am IST - NEW DELHI

Travel firm Thomas Cook India on Tuesday said its arm IKYA had entered into a definitive agreement with Fairfax Financial Holdings to acquire 49 per cent stake in MFXchange Holdings, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fairfax. File photo

Travel firm Thomas Cook India on Tuesday said its arm IKYA had entered into a definitive agreement with Fairfax Financial Holdings to acquire 49 per cent stake in MFXchange Holdings, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fairfax. File photo

Travel firm Thomas Cook India on Tuesday said its arm IKYA had entered into a definitive agreement with Fairfax Financial Holdings to acquire 49 per cent stake in MFXchange Holdings, Inc (MFX), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Fairfax. The integration of MFX with IKYA will result in the formation of the Global Technology Services Group (GTS Group), marking IKYA’s entry into the IT services and solutions space in the North American market, Thomas Cook said in a BSE filing.

“IKYA, a subsidiary of Thomas Cook, entered into a definitive agreement on November 3, 2014 with Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd to acquire 49 per cent stake in MFXchange Holdings, Inc (MFX), a wholly owned subsidiary of Fairfax,” the company said.

Thomas Cook has also appointed Vikram Gulati as President of GTS Group.

“Vikram will be responsible for both strategic and operational aspects of the IT business. He will report to Ajit Isaac, MD and Chairman IKYA Group and will be based out of New Jersey rpt New Jersey,” the company added.

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