Brookfield Asset Management and B. S. Sharma have partnered to build Asia’s largest Global Capability Centre in Powai, Mumbai. Spread across 2 million sq. ft., the project will house a marquee multinational bank under a long-term lease, reinforcing Mumbai’s leadership in GCC-driven commercial real estate growth.
India’s Global Capability Centre story has reached a new milestone as Brookfield Asset Management joins hands with infrastructure veteran B. S. Sharma to develop Asia’s largest GCC in Powai, Mumbai. The partnership signals growing global confidence in India’s commercial real estate ecosystem and underlines Mumbai’s role as a preferred destination for large-scale, long-tenure office investments. The project strengthens the city’s standing as a financial and enterprise hub at a time when GCCs are emerging as the strongest drivers of office absorption.
2 Million Sq. Ft. Campus Anchored by Long-Term Leasing
The upcoming development will span nearly six acres and offer around 2 million square feet of lettable office space. Led by Brookfield in partnership with Mr. Sharma, the project will house the region’s largest GCC for a leading multinational bank under a 20-year lease. Scheduled for completion by 2029, the campus reflects a clear shift toward long-term, institution-grade office assets backed by global capital and blue-chip occupiers. Total investments are expected to exceed USD 1 billion, underlining the scale and strategic importance of the development.
Sustainability and Scale at the Core
Designed to meet market-leading sustainability benchmarks, the GCC campus will operate entirely on 100% green power. The focus on energy efficiency and environmental responsibility aligns with the evolving priorities of global occupiers, who increasingly demand ESG-compliant office spaces. At this scale, the project sets a new benchmark for sustainable commercial real estate development in India, combining size, quality, and long-term operational resilience.
Leadership and Infrastructure Legacy
The partnership also reflects B. S. Sharma’s longstanding credibility in infrastructure and real estate development. As Chairman of Supreme Infrastructure India Limited, he has delivered major projects across roads, bridges, urban infrastructure, transportation, and commercial real estate for over four decades. His leadership has been widely recognised, including being honoured with the Udyog Ratna Award, which has reinforced institutional trust among global investors.
Industry Confidence and Vision
Commenting on the significance of the partnership, Mr. Vikram B. Sharma, Managing Director of Supreme Infrastructure India Ltd., said, “This partnership is a defining moment for Mr. B. S. Sharma as a leader. It reflects decades of trust, institutional integrity, and the ability to build assets of national and global importance.” He added that the organisation takes pride in its Chairman’s vision to create future-ready infrastructure that supports economic growth, sustainability, and global confidence in India.
A Catalyst for Jobs, Talent, and GCC Growth
Beyond real estate, the GCC campus is expected to generate over 30,000 jobs, providing a significant boost to Mumbai’s talent ecosystem and local economy. The project aligns closely with India’s broader vision of becoming a global services powerhouse, supporting high-skilled employment, technology-led operations, and sustained capital inflows. As GCCs continue to anchor office demand across India, developments of this scale highlight how commercial real estate is evolving into a strategic enabler of long-term economic growth.
