Thiruvananthapuram, June 12, 2026: The Government of Kerala, through Infoparks Kerala, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Inductus Group to strengthen the state’s Global Capability Centre (GCC) and information technology ecosystem.
The agreement was signed by Shri Susanth Kurunthil, Chief Executive Officer of Infoparks Kerala, and Shri Alouk Kumar, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Inductus Group. The partnership aims to enhance Kerala’s visibility among multinational companies and attract investments in development centres, capability centres, and technology operations within the state.
The collaboration follows efforts by the state government to position Kerala as a preferred destination for global enterprises seeking to establish and expand GCCs. According to the announcement, the initiative aligns with strategic discussions led by Shri Seeram Sambasiva Rao IAS, Special Secretary (Electronics & Information Technology), Government of Kerala, and Chairman of the Executive Council of Infoparks Kerala, to leverage the state's talent pool, digital infrastructure, and business ecosystem.
The partnership seeks to promote Kerala’s strengths, including its skilled workforce, educational institutions, digital readiness, and quality of life, to multinational corporations evaluating locations for technology and business operations.
Mr. Alouk Kumar, Founder & CEO, Inductus Group, said, “Kerala possesses many of the attributes that global organisations increasingly seek while evaluating locations for their Global Capability Centres (GCCs), including a highly skilled workforce, strong educational infrastructures & foundations, digital readiness, and a supportive business environment. Through this partnership with Infoparks Kerala, we look forward to strengthening awareness about the state's capabilities and enabling meaningful engagement between global enterprises and Kerala’s vast, evolving & growing tech-ecosystem.”
The MoU comes at a time when the GCC sector is expanding beyond traditional shared services into areas such as innovation, research, digital transformation, and advanced technology functions. Enterprises are increasingly looking for destinations that can offer talent availability, operational efficiency, infrastructure readiness, and scalability.
According to the partners, the collaboration will combine Infoparks Kerala’s ecosystem leadership and institutional support with Inductus Group’s expertise in GCC advisory, IT consulting, and investment facilitation. The initiative is expected to contribute to the growth of Kerala’s knowledge economy and strengthen its position as a destination for innovation-led investments.
The partnership also supports broader efforts to reinforce India’s role as a global GCC hub, with Kerala seeking to attract a larger share of future investments in the sector.
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