India’s GCC Boom Is Growing: India is attracting global companies looking to expand technology, research, finance and business operations. Fifteen companies are making new moves across Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Gurugram and Navi Mumbai, strengthening India’s role in global business services.
Bengaluru Leads With Seven Companies: Bengaluru features prominently in the latest GCC developments, with Target, Imagine Learning, Mythic AI, Natus Sensory, Arctic Wolf, Riveron and Tazapay among the companies listed. Their activities span retail, education technology, artificial intelligence, healthcare, cybersecurity, financial services and business consulting.
Hyderabad Attracts Tech and Fintech Firms: Billtrust, DoorDash and Syneos Health are among the companies associated with Hyderabad’s GCC growth. Their operations cover payment technology, customer experience, business operations, healthcare and life sciences. The city continues to attract global companies seeking skilled talent and technology capabilities.
Chennai Draws Retail Giants: Chennai is strengthening its position as a global business and technology hub. Starbucks has announced plans for its first Indian GCC in the city, with around 800 technology professionals expected in the first phase. Walgreens has also announced a Chennai centre focused on technology and business services.
Gurugram and Navi Mumbai Join the Growth: Prudential Financial is expanding its innovation and technology presence in Gurugram, while Fuel Cycle has established a capability centre in Vashi, Navi Mumbai. These developments show that GCC activity extends beyond Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Chennai into other important business hubs.
GCCs Are Moving Beyond Back-Office Work: Global Capability Centres increasingly handle specialised work rather than only routine support services. Their responsibilities include AI development, software engineering, cybersecurity, data analytics, financial operations and research. These functions help multinational companies build products, improve services and support global business decisions from India.
India Strengthens Its Global Capability Position: India’s GCC ecosystem had more than 2,100 centres and employed around 2.36 million people in FY2026, according to the Nasscom-Zinnov industry figures cited in recent reporting. Continued investment across major cities highlights the country’s growing importance in global technology, innovation and business operations.
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