Seven States Plan 1,380 New GCCs, to Help Create 12 Lakh Jobs by 2031: CBRE
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Seven states plan 1,380 new GCCs, to help create 12 lakh jobs by 2031: CBRE
Seven states are establishing dedicated policies for Global Capability Centres. These initiatives aim to create approximately 1.18 million jobs by the year 2031. Karnataka targets 500 centres and 3.5 lakh new employment opportunities. Maharashtra plans 200 centres, expecting 4 lakh jobs, while Rajasthan targets over 200 centres. Other states are also developing frameworks to boost the GCC ecosystem.
State GCC Policies Target 1.18 Mn Jobs, over 1,300 Centres as India Eyes Next Wave of Multi-city Growth: CBRE
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. India's state-level policies for global capability centres (GCCs) are targeting around 1.18 million new jobs and nearly 1,380 GCCs by 2029-31, with the next phase of growth likely to extend beyond established hubs into tier-II and tier-III cities, according to a CBRE report. Business News | State GCC Policies Target 1.18 Mn Jobs, over 1,300 Centres as India Eyes Next Wave of Multi-city Gro…
According to a CBRE report, 1,380 Global Capability Centers (GCCs) will be set up in 7 major states of India by 2031. This will create over 12 lakh jobs, of which Maharashtra will contribute 4 lakh. India is now becoming a global brain center, and there will be huge opportunities for the youth in high-paying sectors like IT, data analytics, AI.
Seven states plan 1,380 new GCCs, 12 lakh jobs by 2031: CBRE
Seven states, including Karnataka and Maharashtra, have come up with dedicated policies to facilitate establishment of 1,380 Global Capability Centres (GCCs) with a target to create an additional 12 lakh jobs by 2031, according to CBRE.
Indian states target 1.18 million jobs, 1380 new GCCs by 2031
“The speed at which state governments have moved to formalise dedicated GCC policies is unprecedented in India’s commercial real estate landscape,” said Anshuman Magazine, Chairman & CEO - India, South-East Asia, Middle East & Africa, CBRE.
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