Shares of One Point One Solutions Ltd, currently priced around ₹50, are expected to remain in focus on Monday, July 21, following the company’s announcement of a major international acquisition. The Business Process Management (BPM) services firm stated that it will acquire Singapore-based ITNITY PTE. LTD. at an enterprise value of USD 7.6 million. This move follows its earlier acquisition of ITCube Solutions and highlights the company’s ongoing strategy to expand its global operations and digital service capabilities. Term Sheet Signed for 100% Acquisition According to the company’s exchange filing, its wholly-owned subsidiary, One Point One Singapore Private Limited, has signed a term sheet to acquire 100% equity in ITNITY. The Singaporean firm is known for its digital customer engagement services, and the acquisition is expected to significantly enhance One Point One’s technology-driven consumer service portfolio. Strategic Global Expansion The company noted that the acquisition is aligned with its long-term goal of expanding operations beyond Indian borders. The objective is to drive operational synergies through integration and strengthen its digital engagement and contact centre portfolio—ultimately positioning One Point One Solutions as a full-scale global solutions provider. Business Presence Across Key Sectors One Point One Solutions operates across multiple industries, offering a wide range of services including BPO, KPO, IT solutions, transformation services, and analytics. It caters to both traditional and digitally advanced businesses across sectors such as banking, insurance, telecom, e-commerce, and healthcare. Recent Stock Performance Despite strategic initiatives, the stock has seen a downward trajectory in recent months. The company’s share price has declined over 25% in the last year. In June alone, the stock fell by 19.5%, and in July, it has already declined by over 1%. Earlier in 2025, the stock saw intermittent gains—up 26.4% in April and 6% in May—but the momentum has not sustained. The months of March, February, and January recorded declines of 5.3%, 6.7%, and 2.3%, respectively. On Friday, July 1, shares closed at ₹50.12 on the BSE, down 1.78%. Get Latest News live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Business, Companies and around the world.