Aeries Technology secures strategic GCC advisory mandate
Aeries Technology has won a strategic advisory mandate from a leading global tax and financial advisory firm to expand its India-based global delivery center in a Tier-II city. The engagement focuses on long-term global delivery strategy, emphasizing scalability, governance, and talent access. This reflects a broader trend of enterprises adopting advisory-led approaches for GCC expansion beyond traditional hubs.

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Aeries Technology has secured a strategic advisory mandate from a leading global tax and financial advisory firm to support the expansion of its India-based global delivery center in a Tier-II city. The engagement aims to advance the client's long-term global delivery strategy by prioritizing scalability, governance, talent access, and operational effectiveness. This development highlights a growing trend among global enterprises to adopt advisory-led approaches for Global Capability Center (GCC) expansion, moving beyond traditional metropolitan hubs to Tier-II cities.
As part of the mandate, Aeries will provide strategic advisory support for the client's GCC expansion and the evolution of its long-term operating model. The advisory-led approach is designed to help organizations build delivery centers that combine access to talent with strong governance, scalable operating models, and technology-enabled execution. This aligns with the increasing focus on long-term operational effectiveness rather than cost-driven exercises.
Sachin Aghore, Chief Delivery Officer at Aeries Technology, emphasized the strategic importance of GCC expansion into Tier-II cities. "Organizations are looking to build delivery centers that combine access to talent with strong governance, scalable operating models, and technology-enabled execution," he said. The mandate reinforces Aeries' position as a trusted advisor for enterprises navigating the next phase of GCC evolution.
Key Drivers of GCC Expansion
Global Capability Centers are increasingly expanding into Tier-II cities to access deeper talent pools, lower operating costs, and improved business infrastructure. The ability to build high-quality delivery capabilities while maintaining global standards is becoming a key differentiator for organizations evaluating new locations for long-term growth.
| Factor | Impact |
|---|---|
| Talent Access | Deeper pools in Tier-II cities |
| Operating Costs | Lower costs compared to traditional metropolitan hubs |
| Business Infrastructure | Improved infrastructure supporting long-term growth |
| Governance | Strong governance frameworks for scalable operating models |
About Aeries Technology
Aeries Technology is a global leader in AI-enabled value creation, business transformation, and GCC delivery for private equity portfolio companies. Founded in 2012, the company has earned the Great Place to Work Certification for three consecutive years. Its expertise lies in supporting scalable, technology-driven execution for enterprises worldwide.
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