TCS schemes plan Rs 4,500 crore: more details in new campus, office location and major cities – check out details
India’s largest software services exporter Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) has earned more than Rs 4,500 crore for large -scale expansion. Investment will set up new complexes, lease office locations and build long -term infrastructure in major cities including Bengaluru, Kolkata, Kochi, Hyderabad, Coimbatore and Visakhapatnam.According to an ET report, this expansion strategy is supported by strong FY25 financial. TCS posted a consolidated revenue of $ 30.18 billion, marking the constant currency growth of 4.2%. The operating margin was 24.3%, while the net profit increased by about 6% to Rs 48,797 crore. The annual revenue from operation was Rs 2.55 lakh crore. The company also reported free cash flow of Rs 48,908 crore and declared shareholder dividend worth Rs 45,588 crore.TCS saw the headcount growth in FY25, adding 6,433 employees to reach the workforce of 607,979. This placed about 42,000 fresh graduates on the ship and promoted more than 110,000 employees. Attract remained stable at 13.3%.
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- In Bengaluru, TCS acquired 1.4–1.6 million square feet from Sattva – Darshita South India Happy Homes for Rs 2,250 crore, and one and 3.2 million square feet from the trill for Rs 1,625 crore. These new campuses will collectively present 25,000 seats in operations once. Additionally, the company paid an 800,000 square -foot fare at 360 degree business park in Electronic City, further strengthened its presence in the city, the report states.
- In Kolkata, TCS is developing 30 acres of land in its Sachita Park and Bengal Silicon Valley Hub Camples. The project will get 16,500 seats, out of which 12,500 is expected to be operational in 2025. The remaining capacity will be ready within the next three years.
- The company also leased office places in Coimbatore and Hyderabad, and is expanding at Visakhapatnam with a 99 -year lease on 21.6 acres of land safe from the government.
- In Kochi, TCS has finalized a scheme of Rs 690 crore to buy 37 acres of land in the Kinfra Electronics Manufacturing Cluster, the ET report states.
Industry experts see this expansion as a strong sign of faith in India’s talent pool and distribution capabilities. He believes that TCS’s aggressive lease and acquisition strategy can affect other technical giants, especially in Tier -2 cities where infrastructure is gaining development speed.With these developments, TCS is ready to significantly boost its distribution capacity over the next two years, which strengthens India’s role as a global center for technology services.
