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Uber locks 9 lakh sq ft Hyderabad office on 10-year deal worth 839 crore for GCC expansion

Uber locks 9 lakh sq ft Hyderabad office on 10-year deal worth 839 crore for GCC expansion

Uber India Systems has leased about 9 lakh sq ft of chargeable office space in Hyderabad for a decade, signaling a deeper commitment to India’s expanding GCC ecosystem. The company will occupy roughly 901,115 sq ft across Tower 1 floors 11 to 20 at Meenakshi Eco Park, with the lease starting Jan 9, 2026. The deal is valued at nearly Rs 839 crore, includes scheduled 15% rental escalations every three years, and Uber also paid a sizable security deposit.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 14 May 2026
Oman ports keep Indian food flowing to GCC as Hormuz faces disruption risks

Oman ports keep Indian food flowing to GCC as Hormuz faces disruption risks

Oman’s Indian Ocean ports are emerging as a crucial route for Indian exporters supplying food to six GCC nations. With disruptions and risk concerns around the Strait of Hormuz, Indian shipments are increasingly moving through specialized facilities at Sohar and Salalah. These ports, supported by dedicated agricultural terminals and modern infrastructure, help keep Gulf food supply steady despite regional uncertainties.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 8 May 2026

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India’s Tech Hubs Hit $98.4B as GCCs Surge Past 2030 Forecast

India’s Tech Hubs Hit $98.4B as GCCs Surge Past 2030 Forecast

India’s offshore tech centers, or GCCs, generated $98.4 billion in FY26 revenue, nearly four years ahead of the $99–105 billion 2030 projection. The ecosystem now includes 2,117 GCCs and 2.36 million employees, up 32% since FY21, fueled by AI-first mandates and strategic relocation as visa and geopolitical pressures rise.

Summarised by Beize from a story on IndianWeb2 on 6 May 2026
Accenture lands ₹325 crore Pune GCC deal leasing 600000 sq ft in Baner for AI and cloud teams

Accenture lands ₹325 crore Pune GCC deal leasing 600000 sq ft in Baner for AI and cloud teams

Accenture has leased more than 600,000 sq ft at Phoenix Millennium Towers in Baner, Pune, for a new Global Capability Centre on a 15-year deal valued at about ₹325 crore. Operations are expected by June 2026, in two phases. The move signals intensifying GCC competition in India as multinationals scale AI, cloud, and digital transformation hubs across cities.

Summarised by Beize from a story on IndianWeb2 on 2 May 2026
CG Offices bets big on sustainable GCC workspaces to hit Rs 100 crore target

CG Offices bets big on sustainable GCC workspaces to hit Rs 100 crore target

CG Offices says it is scaling quickly, doubling revenue and targeting Rs 100 crore in the next two years. Fueled by rising demand for sustainable, high-quality workplaces, the company is expanding beyond space provisioning into a full-stack workplace partner. The strategy mirrors a broader industry shift toward integrated office design, management, and operational support under one roof.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 29 Apr 2026
Infosys wins 500 million GCC deal to build and run bank back office in Hyderabad

Infosys wins 500 million GCC deal to build and run bank back office in Hyderabad

Infosys has secured a deal worth over $500 million from US bank Truist Financial to establish and operate a global capabilities centre in Hyderabad. The centre will support roles from sales, HR and finance to IT, hiring up to 4,500 people. Built on a five-year built-operate-transfer model, Infosys plans to make it AI-first using its Topaz platform.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Startup Talky on 29 Apr 2026

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GCC leaders meet in Saudi as Iran escalates attacks near the Strait of Hormuz

GCC leaders meet in Saudi as Iran escalates attacks near the Strait of Hormuz

Gulf leaders gathered in Saudi Arabia to coordinate responses to missile and drone attacks attributed to Iran, with tensions rising after Tehran targeted U S military installations in the Gulf. The meeting comes as Iran disrupts navigation around the Strait of Hormuz, keeping global shipping and regional security on edge and prompting urgent discussion across GCC capitals.

Summarised by Beize from a story on Republic on 28 Apr 2026
Trump trade chaos spooks Indian IT clients and stalls GCC expansion plans

Trump trade chaos spooks Indian IT clients and stalls GCC expansion plans

Even without tariffs, Trump’s unpredictable trade moves are unnerving clients and disrupting Indian IT’s expansion rhythms. GCC plans are being slowed as firms prepare contingencies, while worries over optics, rising costs, and potential work shifts toward Southeast Asia keep the sector tense. The result is a cautious, back-foot posture that could linger.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
GCC AI talent gap near 40 percent hits growth as demand for generative skills surges

GCC AI talent gap near 40 percent hits growth as demand for generative skills surges

India’s Global Capability Centres are facing a widening AI and data skills shortage, estimated at 38–42%. The gap is proving to be a major bottleneck for GCC growth as demand spikes for generative AI and MLOps. With supply lagging, companies are increasingly relying on contractual hiring to plug critical roles and keep delivery timelines on track.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Table Space adds 4.2 lakh sq ft in Maharashtra betting on GCC managed offices

Table Space adds 4.2 lakh sq ft in Maharashtra betting on GCC managed offices

Table Space has expanded its managed office portfolio in Maharashtra by adding 425,000 sq ft across Pune and Navi Mumbai. The move strengthens its regional presence to 2.6 million sq ft, with Pune sites in Wakad, Yerwada and Koregaon Park. The expansion is tied to rising GCC demand fueling demand for turnkey office space.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026

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Bengaluru’s GCC crown faces pressure as other cities compete for global jobs and budgets

Bengaluru’s GCC crown faces pressure as other cities compete for global jobs and budgets

India’s GCC boom is accelerating, with over 1,700 global capability centres now operating nationwide and expanding beyond traditional IT hubs. While Bengaluru has long led as a magnet for these jobs, newer competitors are emerging as states and even real-estate firms pursue GCC investment. The question is whether Bengaluru can keep its edge as the hunt spreads to cities like Bhopal and Jaipur.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Shorter Gen Z stays drive 40% replacement hiring in GCCs as AI talent demand surges

Shorter Gen Z stays drive 40% replacement hiring in GCCs as AI talent demand surges

Global capability centres in India are expanding rapidly, but recruitment is changing fast. Replacement hiring now makes up around 40% of hiring in Q4, pushed by Gen Z employees staying for shorter tenures. Companies are recalibrating to keep operations stable while growth continues. At the same time, demand for AI and platform engineering talent is rising, while talent shortages remain a major hurdle.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
GCC boom in India could add 2.8 to 4 million jobs by FY30

GCC boom in India could add 2.8 to 4 million jobs by FY30

A TeamLease report says India’s GCC ecosystem is expanding rapidly, with over 1,800 GCCs now contributing 55% of the world’s total, employing 1.9 million professionals, and earning $64.6 billion in export revenue in FY25. It projects 2.8–4 million more jobs by FY30, while flagging sharply increasing compliance demands for GCC operators.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026
Battle for brains as India’s GCCs fight talent poaching and skill shortages

Battle for brains as India’s GCCs fight talent poaching and skill shortages

India’s GCC sector is grappling with a widening gap in specialized skills while talent increasingly moves to newer hubs offering higher packages. Younger professionals are also choosing roles with purpose and fast-changing work environments, pushing GCCs to overhaul hiring and retention strategies. Remote work and GCC expansion into Tier-II and Tier-III cities are adding fresh complexity—forcing more employee-centric approaches to win the talent war.

Summarised by Beize from a story on The Economic Times on 24 Apr 2026

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