Capgemini on Tuesday announced expansion in Chennai with the development of a new facility, backed by an investment of approximately Rs 1000 crore over the next three years.
The new 5000-seat facility is slated for completion in April 2027, will span nearly 6,00,000 square feet and is designed with sustainability at its core. The company said it will integrate advanced energy and water-efficient technologies, utilise recycled materials, and implement rainwater harvesting during construction. The campus will be powered entirely by renewable energy sources.
The company has earmarked around Rs 3 crore of the investment for the development of neighboring government schools.
In a statement, Vijay Chandramohan, Vice President and Head of Corporate Real Estate Services for APAC and Middle East at Capgemini said, “We are delighted to commence the construction of our new facility in Chennai. This pivotal investment for Capgemini showcases our dedication to innovation and sustainable growth in Tamil Nadu. As a leader that is shaping the future of industry we are investing in local talent and enhancing the well-being of our communities.”
The new facility will support Capgemini’s diverse specialist teams, including those in financial services, engineering, digital, cloud, AI and more. The facility will have advanced engineering labs, dedicated customer experience centers and specialised onboarding rooms
“Chennai is rapidly emerging as a top global destination for investments in technology, as evidenced by the fast pace of office space absorption in the city. This world-class technology facility reflects the quality of our local talent and will further support the state’s vision of becoming a trillion-dollar economy by 2030,” said Dr TRB Rajaa, Minister for Industries, Government of Tamil Nadu.
