Allied Digital Services (ADSL), is a global managed service provider and systems Integrator, has bagged a six-year contract valued at USD 88 million (Rs 6,500 million) pure services business to transform IT operating model and infrastructure landscape across workplace management, for a global automotive giant.

The transformation will establish a fully scalable on-demand digital IT anytime-anywhere workplace and empower the end-customer to propel business growth. The contract will span work in several countries. Apart from India we would be managing this contract through our subsidiaries in USA, Canada, Japan, China, Brazil, UK, Singapore, Australia and EU.

Allied Digital has a very strong presence in global automotive sector, driving IT operations transformation. The automotive industry is at the cross roads of innovative trends and disruptive technologies. The broader influence of automotive technology will continue to drive disruption as the established automotive industry increasingly converges with a technology reliant society.

Allied Digital has been at the forefront of this trend and is engaged to drive industry specific IT transformation solutions.

Nitin Shah, CMD Allied Digital said, "We are happy to win our largest deal from US market. It will put Allied Digital in the league of big players. Our direct presence in USA, Canada, Japan, China, Brazil, UK, Singapore, Australia and EU has become an unmatched value for clients. Our workplace management tower is leveraging this global network to offer the best solutions in the industry."

Shares of the company gained Rs 5.95, or 9.95%, to settle  at  Rs 65.75.  The total volume of shares traded  was  173,997 at  the BSE (Wednesday).