Global Capability Centres accounted for nearly half of India's Grade A office leasing in H1 2026, underscoring the country's growing role as a global hub for AI, engineering, finance, cybersecurity and digital operations.
India's data centre market could more than quadruple to Rs 61,000 crore by FY30, with its share of the global market rising to nearly 5%, according to KPMG. Rising AI adoption, cloud computing and digitalisation are expected to drive capacity expansion, with Tier II cities emerging as the next growth hubs.
As multinational companies expand their Global Capability Centres in India, demand for managed workspaces is rising sharply. Companies such as IndiQube are benefiting as GCCs increasingly adopt flexible and distributed office models.
India’s data centre industry is rapidly expanding as rising digital consumption, AI adoption, cloud computing and data localisation regulations drive unprecedented demand for storage and computing infrastructure. While Mumbai continues…
More than 90% of the country’s Global Capability Centre (GCC) activity remains concentrated in its Tier I cities, according to JLL’s The GCC Office Guide report. At the forefront is…