Knight Frank Considers India for Its First GCC

Knight Frank Considers India for Its First GCC

Photo of Ashmita Dwivedi Ashmita Dwivedi Send an email August 21, 2026
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Global property consultancy Knight Frank is considering India for its first Global Capability Centre (GCC), with plans to potentially bring together its existing centres of excellence in Malaysia, Mumbai and Poland. Discussions have been underway for six to seven months, with the three centres planned to be consolidated by 2028. India is Knight Frank’s third-largest market, after the UK and Australia.

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  • Ashmita is a Content & Editorial Associate at GCC Pulse, where she covers developments shaping India’s Global Capability Centre ecosystem. Her work focuses on GCC expansion, technology, talent, workplace transformation, and emerging business trends. With a background Business administration, she brings a research-driven perspective to her writing and editorial work.

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Photo of Ashmita Dwivedi Ashmita Dwivedi Send an email August 21, 2026
14 Less than a minute
Photo of Ashmita Dwivedi

Ashmita Dwivedi

Ashmita is a Content & Editorial Associate at GCC Pulse, where she covers developments shaping India’s Global Capability Centre ecosystem. Her work focuses on GCC expansion, technology, talent, workplace transformation, and emerging business trends. With a background Business administration, she brings a research-driven perspective to her writing and editorial work.
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