Pandora adjusts IT strategy with TCS deal, shares in Nordic retail focus

By Thomas Klein, Operations & Strategy desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-28, 10:36.

Pandora (DK0060252690) is sharpening its digital infrastructure with a new global IT agreement. The Copenhagen-listed jewellery group, traded under the ticker PNDORA on Nasdaq Copenhagen, has selected Tata Consultancy Services as a core partner to streamline operations and cut costs, according to its latest press release.Pandora IT transformation release

Pandora’s new IT partnership

Pandora announced an agreement with Tata Consultancy Services for application maintenance, application development and end user services, including service desk, store support and IT security.Company statement on TCS agreement The deal is part of a broader overhaul of its IT landscape that has moved core systems to the cloud.

The company stated that TCS, together with Accenture, will replace around 60 existing IT suppliers worldwide.Pandora release detailing supplier consolidation Pandora expects the consolidation of providers to improve service quality and generate annual IT cost savings of at least DKK 200 million once fully implemented.

Strategy and operations on Sunday

The TCS agreement sits alongside Pandora’s earlier cloud partnership with Accenture, announced to support the migration of key applications and data to a more scalable infrastructure.Accenture cloud cooperation note Together, the two partners form the backbone of Pandora’s IT services, covering store-level support and central functions.

Operationally, Pandora positions the digital transformation as a way to reinforce its global store network and omnichannel sales model, where physical boutiques and online platforms are tightly integrated.Investor relations overview of operations The agreement with TCS is designed to standardize processes and strengthen IT security across markets, which is relevant for the group’s continued expansion in Europe, North America and Asia.

The product behind the stock

Pandora generates revenue primarily from affordable jewellery, with its customizable charm bracelets forming a core product line.Company description of jewellery portfolio The brand sells rings, earrings, necklaces and charms through a mix of concept stores, franchise outlets and online channels across multiple regions.

Where the shares trade today

The Pandora shares (DK0060252690) trade on Nasdaq Copenhagen at DKK 743.20 as of 2026-06-26, 16:00, based on recent exchange data.Nasdaq Copenhagen price overview

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