GI Outsourcing announces New GCC in Hyderabad; Plans to Hire 200 People by 2028

GI Outsourcing’s Hyderabad centre, with a workforce of 50, aims to double its headcount within 12 months.

The GCC Hub

February 9, 2026 / 2 min read

The new Hyderabad centre serves as a strategic delivery hub, leveraging the city’s strong finance and accounting talent to support GI Outsourcing’s global clients.

GI Outsourcing, a global specialist in accounts outsourcing and knowledge process management, today announced the launch of its state-of-the-art Global Capability Centre (GCC) at International Tech Park, Hyderabad, in the august presence of Siddharth Viswanathan, Head, Inward Investment (South India), Department for Business & Trade, British Deputy High Commission, Hyderabad. 

The new centre, with 50 people, growing to 100 people over the next 12 months, expands GI Outsourcing’s presence in India, complementing its existing operations in Mumbai, Delhi, and Ahmedabad. Designed as a strategic delivery hub, the Hyderabad center will leverage the city’s deep talent pool of finance and accounting professionals to support GI Outsourcing’s global clientele.

The Hyderabad GCC has been established in partnership with Enablr, a Covasant company, which enabled GI Outsourcing to set up its Hyderabad operations in a compliant and scalable manner.

Tariq Husain, Group CEO, GI Outsourcing, said, “India has been central to our long-term operating model. Our strategic expansion into Hyderabad is about accessing a rich ecosystem of innovation and financial expertise. Enablr’s expertise helped us to bypass the usual teething problems of global expansion. They helped us move from planning to a fully operational center in Hyderabad without unnecessary delays or operational risk.”

Siddharth Viswanathan, Head, Inward Investment (South India), British Deputy High Commission, said, “GI Outsourcing’s new center is a symbol of deep partnership between the UK and India, and a shared commitment to innovation, talent, and long-term economic collaboration. This GCC exemplifies how UK enterprises are investing in Indian talent and innovation, and the shared growth pathways that benefit both the economies.”

C.V. Subramanyam, Chairman and Managing Director, Covasant and Enablr, said, “Enterprise leaders today are looking for speed-to-market without compromising on quality or compliance. We partnered with GI Outsourcing in this transition, helping them set up their AI-first GCC, empowering them to do what they do best: provide world-class financial solutions to their global clients.”

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