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Niche tech cos fuel India's next GCC wave
Mint Hyderabad
|March 24, 2025
GCCs hire workers to handle the same work in-house in a comparatively inexpensive location like India
forces between 50 and 200 employees, vary. Some want to build niche software products and platforms in India. Others focus on specialized needs for their parent companies. And some others want to test the GCC landscape in the country before eventually scaling up operations.
The companies mentioned above did not respond to Mint's queries.
"GCCs have now become size-agnostic," said Lalit Ahuja, founder and chief executive of Bengaluru-based ANSR, which sets up GCCs for companies in India, in a conversation with Mint earlier this month. "The concept of micro and nano (GCCs) started years back and is becoming mainstream in the industry."
This story is from the March 24, 2025 edition of Mint Hyderabad.
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