L'oreal to invest ₹350 crore in Hyderabad, signs historic deal with Telangana government at Davos
L'Oreal's Hyderabad hub will drive digital transformation with AI and analytics, supporting global operations and leveraging Telangana's strong GCC ecosystem, officials said.
- On January 21, 2026, L'Oreal confirmed it will open the world's first beauty‑tech hub in Hyderabad, Telangana, in November 2026, unveiling its Global Capability Centre plan.
- The Telangana delegation told the company after meetings between the Telangana Rising delegation and Nicolas Hieronimus, L'Oreal chief executive officer, that the Telangana AI Innovation Hub drew his interest.
- The company says the GCC will serve as L'Oreal's global centre for innovation, technology, data and supply‑chain support and provide AI and analytics capabilities to offices and factories worldwide.
- The Telangana government said it will extend full support, and D. Sridhar Babu was invited to the inauguration of L'Oreal's new centre in November 2026.
- Sanjay Kumar invited L'Oreal to explore manufacturing, saying `Considering the widespread ecosystem and infrastructural advantages of our state, we would like L'Oreal to consider Telangana for its future manufacturing plans`, as Hyderabad GCC ecosystem expands with global firms recently choosing it.
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L'Oreal to inaugurate world's first beauty-tech hub in Hyderabad in Nov 2026
According to a release shared by the Telangana CMO, the new hub will serve as L'Oreal's global centre for innovation, data, technology, and supply chain support. It will assist the company with digital tools, artificial intelligence (AI), and analytics for its operations worldwide. Tech solutions developed in Hyderabad will be implemented in L'Oreal offices and factories across multiple countries.
L’Oréal plans Rs 3,500 crore investment in Hyderabad GCC
Hyderabad: Fashion giant L’Oreal on Wednesday, January 21, announced that it will set up its Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Hyderabad, which will be inaugurated ny November 2026. The L’Oreal facility would be the world’s first GCC in beauty-tech, said the Telangana government. The announcement was made after Telangana chief minister Revanth Reddy-led delegation met the L’Oreal leadership team at the World Economic Forum in Davos. The decision…
L'oreal to invest ₹350 crore in Hyderabad, signs historic deal with Telangana government at Davos
The hub aims to be a global base for AI‑driven beauty innovation, create 2,000 tech jobs through 2030, and speed up the rollout of advanced AI beauty solutions, the company said in a statement.
L’Oréal to invest Rs 3,500-cr global Tech Hub in Hyderabad; to house 2,000 techies
The GCC will serve as a global hub for innovation, technology, data, and supply chains for the French company. This new facility will support its digital transformation, AI, and analytics initiatives worldwide
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