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Mumbai: Japanese firms NTT Group and Fujitsu Corp and L&T Infotech, subsidiary of engineering major L&T, are believed to be in a stiff contest to acquire investment firm General Atlantic's 18% stake in Patni Computer. "The Japanese firms are getting aggressive for this deal," a source close to the development told DNA.

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