Maharashtra is actively engaging with industry stakeholders to create a dedicated Global Capability Centre (GCC) policy. This move follows Karnataka's lead in unveiling the country’s first state GCC policy. The policy aims to attract new GCCs and foster j
MaharashtraGcc PolicyGlobal Capability CentreItitesJob CreationReal Estate MaharashtraOct 27, 2024

A Global Capability Centre (GCC) is a specialized facility or hub that companies set up in different locations to leverage local talent, resources, and expertise for various functions such as research, development, and IT services.
Maharashtra is formulating a dedicated GCC policy to stay competitive and attract more investments from the fast-growing GCC sector, following Karnataka's lead in unveiling the country's first state GCC policy.
Industry stakeholders have recommended the establishment of special economic zones (SEZs), tax incentives, cost competitiveness in real estate, leveraging foreign direct investment (FDI) confidence, and building a robust talent strategy.
Pune and Mumbai each host between 12%-14% of the country’s GCCs, making them the primary locations for GCC establishments in Maharashtra.
Nashik and Nagpur have been identified as potential new GCC destinations in Maharashtra to expand the scope of GCC establishments beyond Mumbai and Pune.

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