Realtors and commercial space providers from Invest UP, along with representatives from CREDAI, discussed the potential of Uttar Pradesh as a premier destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The state offers a robust talent ecosystem, cost-effective infrastructure, and a comprehensive incentive package.
Global Capability CentresReal EstateUttar PradeshTalent EcosystemGcc Policy 2024Real Estate NewsAug 19, 2025
A Global Capability Centre (GCC) is a facility set up by a company to provide specialized services such as research and development, IT, and business process outsourcing. These centres are often located in countries with a strong talent pool and cost-effective infrastructure.
The GCC Policy 2024 in Uttar Pradesh offers a range of incentives including capital and payroll subsidies, EPF reimbursements, and dedicated support cells to streamline investor onboarding. These incentives are designed to attract and retain GCCs in the state.
Noida is designated as the global hub, Lucknow as an emerging hub, and tier-2 cities such as Agra, Meerut, Kanpur, Gorakhpur, Varanasi, and Prayagraj as satellite centres in the GCC hub model for Uttar Pradesh.
Some upcoming projects in Lucknow that support the GCC ecosystem include AI City, IT City, and CG City, as well as YEIDA's Fintech Park. These projects are expected to provide the necessary infrastructure and support for GCCs.
Real estate developers such as Shalimar Group, BBD Viraj, Rishita Developers, and Eldeco Housing are providing commercial spaces to IT-ITeS companies and GCC players. They are also aligning their efforts with Invest UP by listing and sharing their commercial space inventory to support the growth of the GCC ecosystem.
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