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Global capability centres to see average 9.9% salary hike in 2025 on high demand
The New Indian Express Bengaluru
|May 07, 2025
THE country's global capability centres (GCCs) are now emerging as employers of choice.
According to a report, GCCs will pay an average salary hike of 9.9% this year compared to services (8.1%) and product companies (9.3%).
Though this is less than 10.1% in 2023, the high demand for skilled professionals within GCCs continues to drive salary increases. Talent500 by ANSR in its latest report, 'Increment & Compensation Trends in GCCs' says within GCCs, retail/CPG (consumer packaged goods) will witness the highest salary rise at 10.40%, followed by healthcare/life sciences at 10.10%, BFSI at 9.80%, travel & transportation at 9.60%.
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