Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has announced a massive investment of ₹4,500 crore to expand offices and build new campuses across India’s leading tech cities. The initiative spans Bengaluru, Kolkata, Kochi, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, and Visakhapatnam — strengthening delivery capacity, boosting job creation, and reaffirming TCS’s leadership in India’s fast-evolving technology services sector.
India’s largest IT services exporter, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), is doubling down on its domestic expansion with a ₹4,500 crore investment plan to build new campuses and long-term office infrastructure. The company’s latest move will deepen its presence in Bengaluru, Kolkata, Kochi, Hyderabad, Coimbatore, and Visakhapatnam — key cities driving India’s digital transformation.
According to The Economic Times, the expansion comes on the back of a strong FY25 performance. TCS reported consolidated revenue of $30.18 billion, a 4.2% growth in constant currency, with a healthy operating margin of 24.3% and net profit of ₹48,797 crore. The company’s free cash flows of ₹48,908 crore and dividends worth ₹45,588 crore underline its strong financial footing.
Bengaluru and Kolkata Take Centre Stage
Bengaluru remains TCS’s key growth hub. The company has acquired 1.4–1.6 million sq. ft from Sattva–Darshita for ₹2,250 crore and 3.2 million sq. ft from TRIL for ₹1,625 crore. Together, these campuses will host 25,000 seats. Additionally, TCS has leased 800,000 sq. ft at 360 Degrees Business Park in Electronic City, cementing its dominance in India’s tech capital.
In Kolkata, TCS is developing 30 acres across its Sanchita Park and Bengal Silicon Valley Hub. The expansion will add 16,500 seats, of which 12,500 will become operational by 2025. The remaining capacity will be completed over the next three years, reinforcing the company’s commitment to eastern India’s growing IT corridor.
Expanding Footprint in Emerging Markets
TCS’s expansion isn’t confined to metro cities. The company is pushing into emerging markets with strategic land acquisitions. It secured a 99-year lease on 21.6 acres in Visakhapatnam, leased new office spaces in Coimbatore and Hyderabad, and finalised a ₹690 crore plan to purchase 37 acres in Kochi’s Kinfra Electronics Manufacturing Cluster.
These moves mark a clear intent: decentralise operations, tap regional talent, and strengthen India’s position as a global technology delivery hub.
Confidence in India’s Talent and Infrastructure
Industry experts view TCS’s expansion as a vote of confidence in India’s workforce and infrastructure. By aggressively leasing and acquiring new spaces, the company is setting the tone for the next wave of IT sector growth, especially in tier-2 cities where digital infrastructure is maturing rapidly.
The company’s workforce reached 607,979 in FY25, with 6,433 net additions, 42,000 fresh graduate hires, and over 110,000 promotions. Attrition remained low at 13.3%, signalling employee stability amid a competitive job market.
Outlook: Strengthening India’s Global IT Edge
TCS’s ₹4,500 crore investment push aligns with its long-term vision of strengthening India’s role as a global hub for technology services. By building future-ready campuses and expanding into emerging cities, TCS is preparing to meet rising global demand while nurturing local innovation ecosystems.
As India continues to attract global tech investments, TCS’s expansion serves as both a signal of confidence and a blueprint for sustainable growth — reinforcing that India’s digital infrastructure and talent base remain unmatched in the global IT landscape.
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