Press
Press kit and newsroom.
Boilerplate, logo files and facts you can quote, plus a direct line to the people who can explain how a COBOL parser handles REDEFINES.
BOILERPLATE, SHORT · 51 WORDS
PYD ENTERPRISES builds deterministic parsers that read legacy COBOL, CICS, JCL, Java EE, VB6, .NET and stored procedure code and extract business rules as DMN 1.5 decision tables, OpenAPI 3.1 specifications and equivalence test suites. It runs air-gapped inside customer networks. PYD ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED was founded in Mumbai in 2026.
BOILERPLATE, LONG · 110 WORDS
PYD ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED makes legacy codebase spec extraction software for banks, insurers, public agencies and the systems integrators that modernize them. Its deterministic AST parsers read IBM and Micro Focus COBOL, CICS, JCL, VSAM, IMS, Java EE, Struts, VB6, ASP.NET and PL/SQL or T-SQL, then extract business rules as DMN 1.5 decision tables, interfaces as OpenAPI 3.1 and data contracts as JSON Schema, each linked to the source lines it came from. PYD ENTERPRISES deploys inside customer data centers or private VPCs, fully air-gapped, with zero source code egress. Founded in 2026 by Sahil Saxena, the company is a private limited company with its registered office in Mumbai, India.
Logo usage
The mark, the wordmark, and the rules.
The emblem is a source bracket holding three code lines; the middle line resolves into an extracted value. Use the files as supplied.
Primary lockup
Mark and wordmark on dark backgrounds. Default for press use.
Mark
For avatars and small sizes. Minimum 16px; keep clear space of one quarter of its width.
Inverse mark
For light backgrounds in print and partner decks.
- Write the name as PYD ENTERPRISES: two words, all capitals.
- Use the gradient node only as drawn in the mark.
- Request vector files (SVG, EPS) from press@pydenterprises.com.
- Do not recolor, stretch, rotate or outline the mark.
- Do not place the mark on busy photography.
- Do not write Pyd Enterprises, PYD Enterprise or P.Y.D.
Fact sheet
Quotable facts.
- Company
- PYD ENTERPRISES PRIVATE LIMITED, incorporated in India
- Founded
- 2026, Mumbai
- CIN
- U47890MH2026PTC466054
- Leadership
- Sahil Saxena (Founder & CEO), Nandini Subramanian (CTO)
- Registered office
- 14 Floor-1 Plot-199, Maria Bhuvan P Dmello Rd, Mumbai G.P.O., Mumbai, Maharashtra 400001, India
- Category
- Legacy modernization software: static analysis and specification extraction
- Deployment
- Self-hosted: Docker or Helm, private VPC or data center, air-gapped supported
- Pricing
- Discovery Scan $25,000 per system · Enterprise Portfolio $85,000 per year · Global SI Partner from $150,000 per year
- Certifications
- SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001:2022
- Market context
- 800B+ lines of COBOL estimated in daily production use worldwide Source: Vanson Bourne survey for Micro Focus, February 2022 (estimate range 775 to 850 billion)
Announcements
From the newsroom.
PYD ENTERPRISES opens its Global SI Partner program with white-label discovery reports
Multi-client licensing, partner enablement sandboxes and parser customization for client dialects.
PYD ENTERPRISES completes SOC 2 Type II examination
Independent attestation covers security, availability and confidentiality over a six-month period.
PYD ENTERPRISES ships DMN 1.5 export for extracted business rules
Decision tables with hit policies matched to legacy branch order, importable into DMN 1.5 engines.
PYD ENTERPRISES achieves ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification
Scope covers engineering, customer support, license issuance and update distribution.
PYD ENTERPRISES adds Java EE and .NET parsers to its legacy analysis platform
EJB 2.x and 3.x, Struts, Spring XML, SOAP, VB6, ASP.NET WebForms and WCF join the COBOL front end.
Spokespeople
Available for interviews.
Sahil Saxena
Founder & CEO
Nandini Subramanian
CTO
Shalini Rao
Head of Security & Compliance
Venkatesh Iyer
Principal Modernization Architect
MEDIA REQUEST
Interviews, briefings and fact checks.
Stop spending six months reading legacy code by hand.
Run PYD ENTERPRISES on 100,000 lines of COBOL or Java in your private VPC and review OpenAPI specs and DMN tables tomorrow.