BENGALURU: The country’s Global Capability Centres (GCCs) are now emerging as strategic hubs, and India has established itself as a prominent player by leveraging its talent pool.
The Economic Survey 2025 said that GCCs are fundamentally altering the technology landscape, with leading organisations centralising their tech ecosystems in India.
“Over the past decade, the GCC ecosystem in India has matured significantly, advancing into high-end engineering roles such as product managers and architects, with 35 per cent of transformation hubs exhibiting a strong presence of architects. Global roles within GCCs are expanding rapidly, expected to grow from the current 6,500 to over 30,000 by 2030,” it said.
Apart from the required skills available in the country, the adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning is also enhancing the GCC landscape.
Recently, commercial real estate and investment management company JLL stated in its report that GCCs accounted for 40 per cent of overall office leasing from 2016 to 2024, leasing 27.7 million sq ft in 2024 alone.
GCCs are becoming the bedrock of India’s office market, driving demand, innovation, and economic growth, it added.
