Prime Highlights
- Gujarat has partnered with Inductus Group to attract multinational firms to establish Global Capability Centres in the state.
- The move is expected to boost office space demand and strengthen Gujarat’s technology and innovation ecosystem.
Key Facts
- Inductus Group is an advisory and consulting firm offering GCC strategy, IT consulting, and investment facilitation services.
- Global Capability Centres now increasingly handle digital transformation, R&D, and innovation functions for multinational enterprises.
Background
The Department of Science and Technology, Government of Gujarat, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Inductus Group in April to strengthen the state’s position as a preferred destination for Global Capability Centres (GCCs). The partnership seeks to draw multinational companies to Gujarat for the establishment and growth of GCC operations as part of the state initiative to enhance its position in the worldwide technology and services industry.
Under the agreement, Inductus Group will support the state through GCC advisory, IT consulting, location strategy and investment facilitation. The company will assist enterprises in evaluating Gujarat for setting up capability centres and help them execute and scale operations in the state.
Officials said the collaboration builds on India’s rising position as a global GCC hub, with companies increasingly exploring locations beyond major metropolitan cities for lower operating costs, access to skilled talent and scalable infrastructure. The industrial base of Gujarat together with its infrastructure development and its business-friendly regulations will help the state gain advantages from this transformation.
The state government has been strengthening its investment climate through three main methods which include infrastructure expansion and policy stability and ease-of-doing-business initiatives. The efforts which combine with
Gujarat’s focus on innovation-led industries will enhance the state’s ability to compete in the GCC market.
Industry experts noted that GCCs now serve as strategic centres for digital transformation, research and development, and enterprise innovation, rather than only cost-saving support functions. This shift is increasing demand for advanced office spaces and integrated business ecosystems.
The partnership will provide assistance to mid-sized global companies who require structured guidance to navigate regulatory processes and establish ecosystem connections and build their operational infrastructure. The partnership will enhance commercial real estate demand and technology park development throughout Gujarat.
