Iris Global delivers Rs 18 Crore HP Infrastructure deal to Sheeltron Digital

In a major boost to India’s enterprise compute landscape, Iris Global Services has successfully executed a Rs 18 crore deployment of HP Inc. infrastructure to Bengaluru-based Sheeltron Digital Systems. The deal, which includes over 1,000 HP endpoint laptops for a top-tier BFSI client, highlights Iris Global’s increasing momentum in large-scale enterprise rollouts and AI-ready hardware.

The evolution of a power partner: Sheeltron Digital

Founded in 1990 by Sanjay Singhania, Sheeltron has transformed from a traditional IT trader into a nationwide system integrator. With a 300+ workforce and presence in cities from Mumbai to Sikkim, the company is on an explosive growth path:

• FY24: Rs 400 crore

• FY25: Rs 650 crore

• FY26: Rs 800 crore

• FY27 Target: Rs 1,000 crore

Targeting the Rs 100 crore AI opportunity

The alliance is now shifting focus toward the next frontier: AI Data Centres. Iris Global is targeting Rs 100 crore in business with Sheeltron in FY27, driven by high demand for AI Servers & GPUs, Next-gen Storage Solutions, and Intelligent Power Infrastructure.

“Our growth is being powered by enterprise data centre and hyperscaler-led opportunities,” said Sanjay Singhania, Founder MD, Sheeltron. “We are well-positioned for the AI infrastructure wave.”

Strategic Alignment for Make in India AI

Beyond distribution, Sheeltron is expanding into AI-ready hardware manufacturing, aligning with the semiconductor and motherboard ecosystems. Iris Global is supporting this by providing end-to-end infrastructure to ensure its partners remain at the forefront of India's digital transformation.

Sanjiv Krishen, Founder & CMD of Iris Global Services, noted: “Sheeltron has built strong capabilities in AI and data centre execution. At Iris, we are expanding our AI solutions portfolio, from endpoints to full-stack infrastructure, to support partners in delivering future-ready deployments.”

Conclusion

The Iris–Sheeltron partnership has grown from humble Rs 50 lakh engagements in 2016 to a powerhouse alliance driving multi-crore enterprise deals. As India’s demand for high-performance computing and sovereign AI grows, this collaboration is set to become a critical pillar of the nation's data centre ecosystem.

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