SBM Offshore expands its Bengaluru operations, adding 200 jobs to support global engineering, digital innovation, and project delivery.
Bengaluru saw a 50% week-over-week increase in GCC activity, with 3 events recorded this week compared to 2 last week.
SolarEdge Technologies establishes a new GCC in Bengaluru, marking its entry into India's technology hub.
Bengaluru and Hyderabad each welcomed a new GCC entrant this week — SolarEdge Technologies and Regeneron Pharmaceuticals respectively — signalling continued confidence in India's capability centre ecosystem.
Regeneron Pharmaceuticals establishes its first GCC in Hyderabad, making India a new node in its global operations network.
Citizens Financial Group expands Hyderabad GCC with 1000 jobs
Bengaluru sees 100% week-over-week increase in GCC activity
Catalyst Brands expands Bengaluru GCC, adding 350 jobs for customer care and AI
New entrant Amtech Software establishes Bengaluru hub for global engineering and innovation
Track Hyderabad's growth as a GCC hub for AI and cloud innovation
The Executive Centre commits 465,000 sq ft across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Chennai — 6,000+ premium flex workstations, GCC demand explicitly cited.
Hyderabad sees a significant increase of 3 events week-over-week, driven by new GCC announcements
Mizuho establishes a new Global Capability Centre in Pune, creating 1000 jobs and expanding technology footprint
New entrants Mizuho, Boston Scientific, and Stolt-Nielsen enter the market, indicating growing interest in India's GCC sector
Hyderabad's AI-native product engineering growth will be closely monitored next week for further expansion
Seven new GCCs established across India, with Bengaluru leading the charge.
Bengaluru's GCC activity surged 400% week-over-week, with four new GCCs announced.
Accenture established a new Global Capability Centre in Baner, Pune, to support operations and create employment opportunities.
No activity was reported in Chennai, Gurugram, Mumbai, and Visakhapatnam, potentially indicating a shift in GCC activity towards southern cities.
Next week's GCC activity may be influenced by the recent establishment of new GCCs in Bengaluru, potentially leading to increased job announcements in the city.
GCC sector sees moderate activity with 2 events and 80 jobs announced in Chennai and Hyderabad.
Hyderabad experienced a 100% week-over-week decline in events, from 1 to 0.
Illumia, a new entrant, established a new office in Chennai for its Global Capability Center, expanding in cloud engineering, information security, and product engineering.
Bengaluru, Gurugram, Mumbai, and Pune saw no activity this week, a notable gap in the sector's usual hotspots.
Next week's activity may be influenced by the trend of Financial Services (BFSI / Fintech) and Healthcare & Life Sciences sectors, which have been consistently active over the past 90 days.
GCC sector sees significant expansion with 5 new events and 3,350 jobs announced this week.
Hyderabad leads the week-over-week change with a 300% increase in events, from 1 to 3.
Vanguard establishes a key global hub in Hyderabad, expanding its workforce to 2,400 employees by 2029.
New entrants this week include AMS, Progress Software, Protolabs, and Vanguard, indicating a shift in sector interest.
Monitor the expansion of Vanguard's Hyderabad hub and its potential impact on the local job market.
Hyderabad has emerged as the top city for GCC activity in India, accounting for 44% of total events over the last 90 days.
Technology & Software sector dominates GCC activity in India, with 41% of total events driven by this sector over the last 90 days.
Global Capability Expansion remains the primary strategic intent for GCCs in India, with 62% of total events driven by this intent over the last 90 days.
Bengaluru and Chennai have seen a significant decline in GCC activity over the last 90 days, with a combined 24% decrease in events compared to the previous period.
Hyderabad has emerged as the top city for GCC activity in India, accounting for 43.9% of total events over the last 90 days.
Technology & Software and Financial Services (BFSI / Fintech) sectors have driven GCC growth in India, together accounting for 20 events over the last 90 days.
Global Capability Expansion remains the dominant strategic intent for GCCs in India, with 59.6% of total strategic intents over the last 90 days.
Bengaluru and Chennai have seen a significant decline in GCC activity over the last 90 days, with a combined 19 events, down from 34 events in the previous 90-day period.
Hyderabad has emerged as the top city for GCC activity in India, accounting for 35% of total events over the past 365 days.
Technology & Software sector dominates GCC activity in India, with 24% of total events driven by this sector over the past 365 days.
Global Capability Expansion remains the primary strategic intent for GCCs in India, with 55% of total strategic intents focused on this area over the past 365 days.
Bengaluru and Hyderabad together account for 77% of total GCC jobs announced in India over the past 365 days, indicating a strong talent pool in these cities.