Hexaware Expands to Gujarat with New Delivery Center at GIFT City
Hexaware Technologies inaugurated a new delivery center at GIFT City, Gujarat, on June 13, 2026. The center will support BFSI clients with digital solutions, AI, and cloud services. The company aims to create 1,000 skilled jobs over three years.
The opening of a new delivery center and creation of 1,000 jobs signifies an expansion of operations, which can lead to revenue growth and increased market presence, but it does not immediately impact financial results significantly.
The announcement details the expansion of Hexaware's delivery capabilities with a new center and job creation, indicating positive growth and investment.
Hexaware Technologies Limited has inaugurated a new delivery center in Gujarat International Finance Tec-City (GIFT City), a premier international financial services hub in India. The center was officially opened on Saturday, June 13, 2026.
This new facility will cater to Hexaware's global banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI) clients, focusing on areas such as digital solutions, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud transformation, data engineering, and next-generation software services. The company plans to create approximately 1,000 high-skilled jobs over the next three years in roles spanning software engineering, digital transformation, AI, cloud, data analytics, business operations, and customer experience services.
The establishment of this center is seen as a significant endorsement of Gujarat's position as a global destination for financial services and technology. Hexaware's CEO & Executive Director, R. Srikrishna, highlighted the strategic alignment with the company's goal of being closer to customers and leveraging India's talent pool. The Chief Financial Officer, Vikash Kumar Jain, emphasized the compelling proposition of GIFT City, including its financial services landscape, talent quality, and supportive government policies.
The new delivery center complements Hexaware's existing operations in Ahmedabad and Gujarat, strengthening its delivery footprint in India and its ability to serve BFSI clients worldwide.
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