Secondary and peripheral business districts in India’s major cities are becoming more attractive to Global Capability Centres (GCCs) due to improved infrastructure and proximity to employee residential areas: Report.

Today, India stands as a global hub for GCCs. At the recent TCS annual general meeting, Independent Director Keki Mistry emphasised their growing strategic importance and urged IT firms to strengthen collaboration.

Despite a sluggish outlook in the broader IT sector, GCCs in India are emerging as major drivers of tech hiring, attracting skilled professionals from traditional IT-service firms: Report.

Virginia headquartered Ferguson’s GCC in India will play a key role in enabling the company’s technology roadmap in areas such as software engineering, AI, data science analytics and others.

The innovation hub aims to create a collaborative ecosystem that supports deep-tech entrepreneurship, enterprise innovation and academic research, while bringing together GCCs, IT-service firms, public institutions and other stakeholders.

Today, GCCs in India are becoming innovation centres for multinationals, driving strategic value through R&D, advanced technologies and cross-functional collaboration.

Tapping into India’s booming GCC market, Toyo and MODEC opened a 100,000-sq ft joint facility in Bengaluru, focusing on innovation, operational excellence and scalable global services.

The booming GCC market is pushing US companies to ramp up office leasing in India. In 2024, Bengaluru accounted for 35% of total US leasing volume, followed by Hyderabad and Delhi NCR: report.

With India’s GCC sector projected to grow beyond US$100 billion by 2030, leaders warn of a widening talent gap: Report.

Staffing firm Quess Corp has launched ‘Origint’, a new business line focused on GCCs, tapping into India’s US$105 Billion GCC Opportunity.

Publicis Sapient, a digital consulting company, launched a new focus area in India aimed at enabling global enterprises to build, scale, and transform their Global Capability Centres (GCCs).

French IT consulting firm Capgemini has signed a multi-year deal with Dai-ichi Life to set up a Global Capability Centre in India. The deal aims to leverage India’s skilled talent pool to accelerate the Japanese insurance major’s digital transformation and global expansion.

U.S.-based First Citizens BancShares expands its GCC in India. The new facility in Bengaluru will support key functions including Technology, Enterprise, Finance, Cybersecurity, and others.

The IT major’s new facility at Gujarat International Finance Tec-City in Gandhinagar will provide advanced digital solutions for global BFSI clients.

Pharmaceutical major AstraZeneca India is revolutionising its approach to talent management in Global Capability Centres (GCCs) by implementing a strategic framework that prioritises skill-based growth, inclusivity, and technology-driven HR processes. 

India, the US and Mexico have been identified as the most balanced global capability centre (GCC) ecosystems in the world, a new report from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) said, adding that India stands out for its unique combination of scale, innovation and efficiency.

Deutsche Bank has named Stefan Schaffer as the new Chief Executive Officer of Deutsche India, its Global Capability Centre (GCC), effective immediately. Schaffer will succeed Dilipkumar Khandelwal, who stepped down recently to pursue opportunities in the startup space.

India’s thriving Global Capability Centre (GCC) sector is on track to reach over 2,400 centres by 2030, up from more than 1,600 currently, according to a report by Nishith Desai Associates (NDA). The sector has evolved from low-cost back-office tech hubs to innovation centres, driving growth in data science, artificial intelligence (AI), and ESG strategy.

India’s Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are on track to experience significant growth, with the number of centres expected to reach over 2,400 by 2030, contributing more than US$100 billion to the country’s economy.

The global Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI) market is projected to reach $25.7 trillion by the close of fiscal year 2025-26, with India's Global Capability Centers (GCCs) playing a pivotal role in driving this growth, according to a report by Inductus GCC.