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Dominos, plans to invest Rs 750 crore towards capex in FY24 to be spent for opening around 220 outlets, others.


BlackBerry strengthens global cybersecurity development with new hub in India​



Lloyds Bank to open tech centre in India​



Thyssenkrupp sets up new tech centre in India​




Continental India to hire 1000 software engineers for Technical Center in Bengaluru



Citi to step up hiring at India in-house centres, says head HR Sara Wechter


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Deutsche India expands tech operations in country, to hire thousands​

 
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$9 billion investment to develop nearly 18 Gigawatt solar projects in Maharashtra
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GCCs of multinationals may hire half a million in India this fiscal​


Huge numbers, would also mean office space absorption of more than 30 million square feet by GCCs alone. Great news for commercial office developers as well.
A combination of factors including wide availability of specialised skilled professionals, especially in the areas of technology, digital, analytics and AI, as well as a favourable cost environment make India a preferred destination, said top executives at Citi, PwC, EY and Grant Thornton.

According to EY estimates, the GCC headcount in the country is currently about 2 million.

This is estimated to increase to 4.5 million by 2030.

Citigroup, which recently exited its consumer banking business in India, is among those looking at a talent acquisition spree. Head of human resources Sara Wechter said Citi Solution Centres (CSCs) in India will hire at least 5,000 people in the next two years, taking the strength to more than 32,000 from 27,000 now. The focus will be on specialised skills in the areas of engineering, technology, analytics, AI, cloud and risk among others.

"India is a favoured ground for GCCs due to its robust engineering and technology arbitrage, along with a mature startup ecosystem," said Jaspreet Singh, partner, Grant Thornton Bharat. The emphasis on innovation, coupled with cost-effectiveness, enhances the appeal.

PwC India plans to double headcount at its Regional Delivery Centre in next two-three years, said Shirin Sehgal, deputy people officer.

"Over the last two years, our Regional Delivery Centre headcount has been increasing and stands at close to 10% of our total headcount," she said. "The range of services we offer has expanded to include more in-demand skill sets like digital transformation, cyber, forensics, analytics, cloud and emerging technologies like GenAI."


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$4.25 billion contract for 100 Vande Bharat trains likely to be awarded to Alstom to manufacture them in India
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Asian Development Bank to set up International Fintech Institute in GIFT City
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Singapore and South East Asia's largest bank i.e. DBS Bank has also setup an International Financial Services Banking Unit in GIFT City
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Temasek seeks partnerships to deploy $5 billion a year in India​

Means $30 to $35 billion or more investments in India by 2030 by Temasek
OnePlus has inaugurated its latest OnePlus Experience Store at the Forum Mall, located on Konanakunte Cross, Kanakapura Road in Bengaluru. This new store, spanning 1711 square feet, aims to provide an immersive space to explore.
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Japan's Marubeni expresses interest to establish high-tech industrial park in Kolar with ₹10,000 crore investment ($1.25 billion)​




UBS expects Havells' addressable market to reach $40 billion in five years, expects 46% upside​


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This Japanese tech major is set to invest $2 billion in data centres across India​

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SBI to fund $4.25 billion Adani PVC manufacturing project
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Industrial and warehousing park supply to touch 435 million sq ft, grow 15% in FY24: Report!​


India will have solar module manufacturing capacity of 100 GW per annum by 2026: Bhupinder Bhalla, Secy, MNRE

India's Auto Parts Manufacturing Industry To Reach $80 Billion By 2026 Thanks To MSMEs
L&T Bags Mega Bullet Train Order In India Worth Nearly A Billion Dollars


Curlec by Razorpay targets over $2 billion annualised transaction value by 2025 in Malaysia


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France based IT services giant Teleperformance to hire 60,000 people in India in the next 2 years​

Currently, the company has centres in locations like Gurugram, Hyderabad, Mumbai, Chennai, Jaipur, Indore, and Mohali and is mulling to open additional centres in Noida, Bengaluru, Pune, and Hyderabad to fuel its growth plans.

The talent base is what makes India a strategic talent hub for Teleperformance, said Anish Mukker, CEO of Teleperformance in India. “India is doing lot of high-end non voice work already. And for that India has the best talent that any country has to offer, whether it is underwriting or financial planning or solving problems for customers…there is no other country that offers better talent,” Mukker told Business Standard.


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Now $4.4 trillion!
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Amazon Expands Renewable Energy Footprint In India With 198 MW Wind Farm​


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If we look at the global Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS) space, India formed a small part of around 2.2% two years ago, but it is expected to grow the fastest at 32% CAGR from 2021 to 2026.
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Gogoro has already committed to investing $1.5 billion in western Maharashtra state including in a factory where it will build its CrossOver e-scooter in partnership with Foxconn, Horace Luke told reporters in New Delhi.



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Foxconn to invest additional $1.7 billion in India’s Karnataka state
 
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