LG CNS has signed a co-investment partnership with General Atlantic to identify and consider investments in global enterprise software and artificial intelligence companies serving industries including manufacturing, finance, logistics and energy. The agreement was signed Sept. 24 at General Atlantic's New York headquarters by LG CNS President and CEO Hyun Shin-Gyoon and Martin Escobari, General Atlantic's co-president and head of global growth equity. Investment sizes and terms will be disclosed after target companies are confirmed. General Atlantic managed $130 billion in assets as of June 30 and has more than 900 employees across 20 countries, with over 45 years of technology investment experience. LG CNS aims to diversify beyond IT services and AI transformation by adding enterprise software that generates recurring licensing and subscription revenue, using acquired technology and customer bases to expand first in North America and then across Asia-Pacific. The company said agentic AI has increased the value of software that links autonomous systems to corporate operations and data while meeting security and regulatory requirements.