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Summary: This blog post provides an overview of the Maharashtra’s new Global Capability Centre Policy, approved in September 2025, which aims to position the state as India’s premier innovation hub by attracting 400 new GCCs. This policy is important because it transforms Maharashtra into a strategic competitor to traditional GCC hubs like Bangalore and Hyderabad, offering businesses substantial benefits including capital subsidies, tax exemptions, dedicated infrastructure, and access to a skilled talent pool, whilst supporting India’s broader vision.  Continue Reading Maharashtra Pushes Toward Claiming a Bigger Piece of the GCC Pie: MH GCC Policy 2025

Global Capability Centers – Trends, Opportunities and Recent Learnings

Overview

With over 1,700 Global Capability Centers (“GCCs”), revenues at $64.6 billion (a 40% jump over FY23 numbers) and a 17% global share of the GCC capacity base, India is the GCC Capital of the World. The GCC market in India is projected to grow to $99-105 billion by 2030 with nearly 2,100-2,200 GCCs and a headcount of ~2.5-2.8 million.[1]Continue Reading Global Capability Centers – Trends, Opportunities and Recent Learnings

Strategically building a workforce for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India

In part III of our series on key legal considerations for establishing global capability centres (“GCCs”) in India,[1] we discuss the various factors that need to be considered to engage workforce for the GCCs.Continue Reading Strategically building a workforce for Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India

In part II of our series on establishing global capability centres (“GCCs”) in India,[1] we discuss the key issues that foreign companies face when strategising the structure and model for setting-up a GCC.Continue Reading Strategic structuring and modelling Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India: How to set up