Fractal Analytics Creates India Business Unit for Enterprise AI

August 25, 2026
Fractal Analytics has launched a dedicated India Business Unit to serve large Indian enterprises with its Cogentiq platform and other AI products.

Fractal Analytics has launched a dedicated India Business Unit to serve large Indian enterprises with its Cogentiq agentic AI platform and other products, the company announced in a press release.

The new unit will be part of Fractal's APAC practice, led by Sandeep Dutta. Fractal has appointed Rishi Seth as head of the India Business Unit.

Fractal said the unit builds on its work with Global Capability Centers in India and adoption of Cogentiq by institutions in the country. Cogentiq is the company's agentic AI platform for enterprise use.

The company also said it was selected under the IndiaAI Mission to develop a Large Reasoning Model for India. It recently signed a partnership with the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation to deploy AI powered citizen health services using Vaidya.ai, its healthcare multimodal reasoning platform.

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