India's Global Capability Centre (GCC) ecosystem saw significant expansion in the first eight months of 2026, with 111 new greenfield centers opening between January and August. This expansion indicates global companies are broadening their technology, finance, data, and AI operations across Indian hubs like Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Pune, and Noida.
According to a TradingView report, Hyderabad emerged as a leading destination, accounting for 40 of the 111 new GCCs opened during this period. This highlights the city's growing appeal for investment and business growth.
The report by TradingView emphasizes the expansion plans and new setups by global companies across diverse sectors, including steel, life sciences, aviation, chemicals, healthcare, insurance, and entertainment.
These developments reflect growing investment in technology, data, artificial intelligence (AI), finance, and other business functions in India, as stated by TradingView.
Among the major developments, ArcelorMittal is planning to hire 2,000 professionals across Hyderabad and Pune as its AMGBT operations scale up in phases.
For readers in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, the expansion of GCCs in Hyderabad creates significant job opportunities and strengthens the regional economy, contributing to growth in the technology and business sectors.
