The board of Tech Mahindra and Mahindra Satyam had approved the merger on 21 March 2012. After an approval from the Bombay High Court, the Andhra Pradesh High Court gave its nod for the merger on 11 June 2013
Software services firm Mahindra Satyam was on Tuesday formally merged with its parent Tech Mahindra to create the country's fifth largest software services company.
“Over the past four years we worked through the statutory and legal issues, our teams 
worked closely on the ground to integrate processes, eliminate overlaps, leverage best practices and deliver enhanced value to all our shareholders,” Tech Mahindra executive vice-chairman Vineet Nayyar said at a press conference.
The board of Tech Mahindra and Mahindra Satyam had approved the merger on 21 March 2012. After an approval from the Bombay High Court, the merger had been awaiting clearances from the Andhra Pradesh High Court, which gave the nod on 11 June 2013.
Nayyar announced that Milind Kulkarni will be the CFO of the combined entity.
On the path ahead, Tech Mahindra managing director CP Gurnani said: “We will continue to focus on telecom and manufacturing. And we strongly believe that by 2015 we will be a $5 billion company.”
The Mumbai-headquartered company now has an employee strength of 84,000 serving 540 clients across 46 countries. Its revenues are at $2:7 billion.
The combined entity now has 11 locations in India and 15 overseas for BPO operations and software development.
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