Sattva Group and Innovalus Unveil GCCBase Platform to Simplify Global Capability Centre Establishment Across India

Bengaluru-based real estate developer Sattva Group announced on October 28, 2025, that it has joined forces with consulting firm Innovalus to introduce GCCBase, an integrated platform aimed at streamlining the setup and expansion of Global Capability Centres for multinational corporations throughout India.

Comprehensive Solution for GCC Operations

According to a joint statement released by the companies, GCCBase has been designed to address and eliminate the complexities typically associated with establishing GCCs in India. The platform offers solutions spanning real estate acquisition, regulatory compliance, talent onboarding, and governance frameworks. It provides multinational firms with a unified, end-to-end solution that enables them to transition from initial setup to full-scale operations with enhanced speed, transparency, and accountability.

Shivam Agarwal, Vice President of Strategic Growth at Sattva Group, commented that India has evolved from being merely the world's back office to becoming a global innovation engine. He noted that companies are increasingly demanding streamlined processes rather than dealing with fragmented vendor management systems, adding that GCCBase is poised to transform that equation.

Targeting High-Growth Industry Verticals

The platform will initially concentrate on high-growth sectors including technology, BFSI (banking, financial services, and insurance), healthcare, and engineering. These industries currently represent nearly 70% of India's existing GCC landscape. This strategic focus aligns with the broader trend seen in commercial real estate investment opportunities in Bangalore and other major Indian cities.

Rising Demand from Global Enterprises

GCCBase CEO Vishal Vijay stated that the platform has already witnessed increasing demand from a diverse range of global businesses, from high-growth startups to Fortune 500 companies, all seeking to leverage India's extensive talent pool and digital infrastructure. He described the momentum as undeniable, emphasizing that the need for operational efficiency and long-term value creation is attracting global enterprises toward institutionalized solutions.

India's Expanding GCC Ecosystem

Industry data indicates that India currently hosts over 1,600 GCCs, employing more than two million professionals and generating $46 billion in annual economic value. Similar to the growth observed in Australia's REA Group expansion in India, these centres have transcended traditional support functions to spearhead critical areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, product design, and advanced analytics.

Future Growth Projections

According to industry estimates, India could accommodate over 2,500 GCCs by 2030, potentially unlocking a $110 billion opportunity and generating an additional one million high-skill jobs. A recent NASSCOM report revealed that over 60% of the world's top 2,000 companies either currently operate GCCs in India or are planning to establish one in the near future. This expansion is expected to drive demand in REIT-worthy office space across India's top cities.

Sattva Group's Real Estate Portfolio

Sattva Group, which co-sponsors the recently listed Knowledge Realty Trust (KRT) alongside its long-term partner Blackstone, has developed over 78 million square feet of real estate and currently has more than 71 million square feet under construction across major Indian cities. This extensive portfolio positions the developer favorably to support the growing demand for flexible office space in India.

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