The Indian real estate sector is experiencing a robust growth, driven by a consistent surge in leasing activity over the past three years. Global Captive Centers (GCCs) have emerged as a significant contributor, accounting for 28% of the office space leas
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Global Captive Centers, also known as shared service centers, are subsidiaries of multinational corporations that provide various support functions such as IT, finance, and HR to their parent companies. They are set up to reduce operational costs and improve efficiency.
GCCs are choosing India due to the availability of skilled professionals, favorable business environment, and cost-effective solutions. India's strong IT and ITES sectors also make it an attractive destination for these centers.
Bangalore, Hyderabad, and Pune are the top cities where GCCs are setting up their operations. These cities offer a combination of skilled talent, infrastructure, and a business-friendly environment.
The growth of GCCs in India is driven by the ongoing digital transformation, the need for companies to optimize their operations, and government initiatives to promote the ease of doing business.
As of the latest data, GCCs contribute 28% to the office space leasing in India, a significant share in the real estate market.
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