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InFocus Group restructures to cut costs and boost AI
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InFocus Group restructures to cut costs and boost AI

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Data analytics and software solutions provider InFocus Group (ASX:IFG) announced an operational restructuring aimed at delivering material cost reductions and a streamlined operating model.

Driven by a global structural shift towards AI-native engineering workflows that compress development cycles, the company is consolidating its software and platform development divisions into a single, leaner, and more senior team under its Onify brand.

According to CEO Ken Tovich, this strategic right-sizing involves a reduction in both operating costs and overall headcount, with the full economic impact—including office consolidation—expected to be fully realised within the next three months.

As part of this comprehensive consolidation, InFocus will return its Prodigy9 business unit to its original founder, Chakrit Wichian, on a cash-neutral basis.

Under this agreement, Wichian will immediately assume all liabilities and operational responsibilities for Prodigy9 pending formal divestment, following the novation of specific employees and key clients to Onify.

Despite these sweeping changes, InFocus will retain its highly skilled senior engineers and core blue-chip client relationships, including marquee engagements with Chubb Life, Thai Union, and The Mall Group.

The capital-efficient company intends to sharpen its corporate focus on its highest-value strategic opportunities within the digital assets and iGaming sectors.

Key growth ventures such as InFocus Digital Ventures and Codexa, which specialises in US sweepstakes platform development, will remain entirely unaffected by the restructure as the company pivots towards a highly optimised and AI-native delivery environment.

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