All the 130 software testing professionals of TenXLabs have been absorbed by Planit, which has offices in New Zealand and the UK, in addition to Australia, sources in the company said on condition of anonymity.
TenXLabs was a "suitable fit" for Planit, which wanted to be present in India and have an offshore development centre for its global clients. TenXLabs would now function as such a centre.
"They (Planit) also wanted to have an access to the Indian market," sources added.
Established in 2009, TenXLabs, a division of TalentSprint, has offices in the US and India, and counts ABB, Axis Bank and ICICI Lombard among its clients.
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