Global Companies Launching Global Capability Centres (GCCs) in India 2026
India’s GCC ecosystem is expected to continue growing rapidly in 2026, with companies leveraging the country’s talent, digital capabilities, and innovation-friendly environment.
GCCs today play a far more strategic role than before, supporting advanced functions such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, digital transformation, and enterprise technology. Several global organizations have established their GCCs in India this year, reinforcing India’s position as a global operations and innovation hub.
DAMAC Group
DAMAC Group, a UAE-based real estate firm, launched its GCC in Noida in 2025, managing finance, sales, and digital initiatives. Another centre in Pune is planned.
Deepwatch
Deepwatch, a U.S. cybersecurity firm, opened its GCC in Bengaluru to focus on AI-driven threat detection and product development.
Ferguson
Ferguson established its GCC in Bengaluru to enhance software engineering, data analytics, and digital transformation.
International Solar Alliance (ISA)
ISA plans a GCC in India to promote solar energy adoption and enable research and collaboration.
OpenAI
OpenAI plans an office in New Delhi to support AI research and partnerships, emphasizing India’s role in AI.
Sonatype
Sonatype, a U.S. AI-driven cybersecurity firm, opened a GCC in Hyderabad, strengthening India’s cybersecurity ecosystem.
The establishment of new GCCs in India in 2026 highlights a clear shift in how global organizations view the country — not just as a cost-efficient destination, but as a strategic partner for innovation and transformation. Companies like DAMAC, Deepwatch, Ferguson, ISA, and OpenAI strengthen India’s position as a global hub for advanced capabilities, technology leadership, and future-ready operations.
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