Hyderabad continues to strengthen its position as a major GCC hub with four more Global Capability Centers setting up operations. With these additions, the total number of GCCs in the city has now reached 86.
The year 2025 has been remarkable for Hyderabad. As many as 34 Fortune 500 companies have entered the ecosystem, contributing to over 80 new GCCs. The arrival of four more centres adds further momentum to this growth story.
Stolt-Nielson is among the new entrants. It is a global leader in bulk liquid logistics based in Europe and Bermuda. The company is known for its chemical shipping, tank containers, and terminal operations.
Maximus, a US-based government services company, is also setting up its presence. The firm focuses on health and human services. This marks its second GCC in India.
Propharma, another US-based company, specialises in life sciences regulatory support and clinical services. It plays a key role in helping new drugs move from development to market.
Novant Health is also joining the list. It is a US-based not for profit hospital and healthcare system with a strong presence across multiple states.
Hyderabad has firmly emerged as a preferred destination for international GCCs. These centres help global companies centralise business functions while leveraging skilled local talent to support worldwide strategies.
