CapitaLand's new IT park aims to meet the growing demand from Global Capability Centers (GCCs) and top-tier companies for high-quality facilities.
CapitalandHyderabadIt ParkInvestmentDigital InfrastructureReal EstateJan 19, 2025
CapitaLand has announced a Rs 450 crore investment to develop a 1 million square foot IT park in Hyderabad.
The new IT park is designed to meet the growing demand for premium facilities from GCCs and blue-chip companies, providing them with state-of-the-art infrastructure and amenities.
CapitaLand’s 25 MW IT load data center in Hyderabad is set to become operational by mid-2025.
The second phase of redevelopment at ITPH is set to commence this year and is expected to be completed by 2028. This phase will further enhance the park’s infrastructure and attract more companies to Hyderabad.
CapitaLand’s investment is expected to create numerous job opportunities, attract more global companies, and stimulate economic growth in Hyderabad.
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