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Indian Markets: HCL expands to Australia


IT services provider HCL Technologies Ltd (HCL) has set up a new global development centre named Sydney which will help to accommodate over 500 members across the region.

The Sydney centre is part of HCL’s global delivery strategy to offer customers support from various locations across the globe. The centre currently employs 50 people in support, maintenance and some custom product development roles. At present HCL has its delivery centres in India, China, Poland, Singapore and Ireland and has recently announced its plans to open the US delivery centre in North Carolina, a company release said.


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  1. UnknownSun Aug 24, 06:41:00 PM GMT+2

    It's not yet clear...if it is also the centre for Infrastructure Management Services.

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