Hexaware Technologies to invest £9M in new Manchester Design Centre, creating hundreds of jobs.
Hexaware Technologies will invest £9 million in a new Design and Innovation Centre in Manchester, creating hundreds of jobs. This is part of a larger £25 million UK expansion plan announced in June 2026, aiming for approximately 1,200 jobs over three to five years. The company is deepening partnerships with the University of Leeds and hosted a mayoral delegation from Greater Manchester and West Yorkshire.
The investment of £9 million and creation of hundreds of jobs represent a substantial expansion for Hexaware Technologies in the UK, particularly in key innovation hubs.
The announcement details significant investment in the UK, job creation, and strengthened partnerships, indicating positive business development and expansion.
Hexaware Technologies Limited announced plans to invest £9 million in a new Design and Innovation Centre in Manchester's SISTER innovation district. This initiative is expected to create hundreds of jobs and is being delivered in collaboration with the University of Manchester. The company also hosted a delegation led by Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire, and Bev Craig, Mayor of Greater Manchester, as part of The Great North's trade mission to India. Discussions focused on Hexaware's UK expansion, including planned R&D centers in Leeds and Manchester, and deepening partnerships with academic institutions. This investment aligns with Hexaware's broader UK expansion announced in June 2026, which aims to create approximately 1,200 jobs over three to five years with a total investment of £25 million across Manchester, Leeds, and Birmingham.
Parameshwaran Iyer, Executive Vice President & Head – Europe, Hexaware, highlighted the importance of the North of England for their UK growth plans, emphasizing technology capability development and graduate recruitment. Tracy Brabin, Mayor of West Yorkshire, expressed enthusiasm for Hexaware's investment in Leeds and job creation, viewing it as a strong vote of confidence in the region. Bev Craig, Mayor of Greater Manchester, welcomed Hexaware's plans for Manchester, noting the city's strengths in healthcare, life sciences, and AI.
The company also reinforced its agreement with the University of Leeds to strengthen industry-academic collaboration through research and knowledge sharing. Earlier in the mission, on October 14 in Bengaluru, Hexaware leaders met with representatives from the British Deputy High Commission and the Invest Manchester team to discuss investment in the city region.
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