CapitaLand India Trust (CLINT), one of India’s leading business park and data centre developers, is playing a crucial role in supporting the rapid expansion of Global Capability Centres (GCCs) across the country.
According to CLINT’s latest business update, over 50% of its tenants are GCCs, highlighting the sector’s strong demand for premium commercial real estate in India. The trust reported a robust 95% occupancy rate, driven by the continued growth of multinational enterprises establishing or scaling their India operations.
GCCs Driving Leasing Momentum
Cities like Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, and Mumbai have emerged as top destinations for GCC expansions, and CLINT’s strategically located business parks are at the forefront of this surge. The company continues to invest in Grade A office spaces and data centres, creating an environment that supports high-value innovation, digital operations, and global business delivery.
Strengthening India’s Position as a GCC Powerhouse
Industry analysts project that India’s GCC ecosystem will surpass 2,500 centres by 2030, generating over $100 billion in annual revenue. CapitaLand’s strong presence in key technology hubs ensures it remains a critical enabler of this transformation — providing world-class infrastructure that fuels innovation, productivity, and collaboration.
Looking Ahead
With sustained global interest in India as a technology and innovation hub, CLINT plans to expand its portfolio further, including investments in data centres and sustainable business parks, to meet the growing needs of GCC tenants.
CapitaLand India Trust is not just leasing real estate — it’s building the foundation for India’s GCC-driven digital future.
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