New digital core supports over 10,000 employees, covers 80 countries, simplifies processes, and lays an scalable foundation for future innovation.
Bengaluru, India, October 27, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Infosys (NSE : INFY ) (BSE : INFY ) (NYSE : INFY ) indicates that the company has successfully implemented and launched Crop Protection Core (CP Core ). CP Core is Syngenta's ( Syngenta ) global SAP S /4HANA transformation project for its crop protection business. This project, jointly driven by Infosys and Syngenta, established a unified digital core that supports over 10,000 employees and covers 80 countries, thereby simplifying business operations and strengthening corporate governance. At the same time, CP Core also provides an scalable foundation for future innovations, enabling Syngenta to better support farmers around the world.
Based on SAP S /4HANA, CP Core integrates multiple ERP environments into a global platform, thereby simplifying Syngenta's technical architecture and reducing significant customizations that are inconsistent with SAP best practices. This platform provides a unified digital core for research and development, production, supply chain, regulatory compliance, finance, and sales, enhancing collaboration, strengthening governance, and increasing transparency in Syngenta's global crop protection business. The simplified technical architecture lays a solid foundation for future innovations while significantly optimizing operational efficiency.
This transformation has received support from Infosys Topaz. Infosys Topaz is a set of services, solutions, and platforms that AI prioritizes, utilizing generative and proxy AI technologies; it also takes advantage of Infosys Cobalt's cloud services. This project helps to modernize business processes, improve data quality, and establish a credible foundation of corporate data. In addition, Syngenta has also introduced AI functionality to automate routine tasks and promote a higher degree of standardization, but humans still play a central role in key business decisions.
CSC Digital and Information Officer Feroz Sheikh stated: “CP Core has provided our employees with a simpler and more reliable way of working. It helps us to better support farmers in the market. We are integrating our business operations on a modern digital foundation, thereby enhancing collaboration and improving agility. Our team is now able to drive innovation and provide the scientific insights and solutions that farmers rely on. This transformation has simplified our technical architecture and created a strong platform for future innovations. Cooperation with Infosys is crucial for achieving this transformation and also enables our global business to grow further.”
Infosys, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Manufacturing, stated: "Large-scale ERP transformation requires precise and profound industry knowledge as well as seamless execution – the successful implementation of CP Core embodies these three aspects. Together with Syngenta, we have simplified the corporate structure, established a modern digital core, and created an scalable platform to support continuous innovation. This milestone is built on the long-term collaboration between Infosys and Syngenta, combining our deep understanding of Syngenta's business with the capabilities of Infosys Cobalt and Infosys Topaz. We are jointly laying a solid foundation to support Syngenta's business transformation in the coming years."
About Syngenta
Syngenta is a leading science-based agricultural technology company dedicated to bringing breakthroughs to farmers, serving every piece of land to help meet the needs of modern agriculture. With cutting-edge innovation and guided by the sustainable development goal of "higher yields, lower impact," Syngenta helps farmers grow more resilient and healthier crops to meet the growing needs of the global population, while also protecting and improving the Earth's environment. Syngenta has over 30,000 employees in more than 90 countries and is part of the Syngenta Group. The company consists of two business units: Syngenta Crop Protection, headquartered in Switzerland, and Syngenta Seeds, headquartered in the United States.
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About Infosys
Infosys ( NSE : INFY ) ( BSE : INFY ) ( NYSE : INFY ) is a globally leading provider of premium business consulting and technical services. The company employs over 325,000 people and is committed to unleashing human potential and creating new opportunities for individuals, businesses, and communities. As a leader in corporate transformation, Infosys has helped enterprises in 59 countries to significantly realize AI value. With more than 40 years of experience in managing global enterprise systems and operations, the company accelerates business transformation through its AI premium value framework, deep industry expertise, and its unique ability to drive innovation within its AI network of native partners. Infosys is recognized as one of the fastest-growing IT service brands in the world and is dedicated to becoming a partner that is well-governed by its clients and environmentally sustainable. With its strong talent expertise and inclusive work environment, the company helps its clients move to the next stage of development.
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