HEINEKEN opens a new GCC in Hyderabad. The new facility, which was inaugurated by Telangana IT and Industries Minister D. Sridhar Babu, marks the company's fourth such facility globally.
HEINEKEN has announced the launch of its first Asia-Pacific business services hub in Hyderabad, as it doubles down on the region to build globally integrated operations.
The new facility, located in a 76,000 sq. ft space, will support operations across Asia-Pacific as well as select markets in Africa, the Middle East, and Eastern Europe. Its mandate spans finance, procurement, supply chain, HR, and enterprise-wide digital and data transformation.
"EverGreen 2030 is reshaping HEINEKEN into a more connected, resilient and future-ready organisation. The launch of HBS India is a landmark step in strengthening our global capability network and deepening our footprint in one of our most strategically important markets," said Ákos Magyari, Senior Director, HEINEKEN Business Services (HBS) India.
The company also noted that the India centre will play a key role in standardising systems and processes across markets while retaining local flexibility through a ‘glocalisation’ model.
"Building on the solid foundation of UBL, the Hyderabad centre brings together world-class talent, global standards and a collaborative culture to deliver high-quality, connected services at scale. As a regional hub supporting Asia-Pacific and beyond, it will play a key role in driving consistency, efficiency, and innovation across markets," said Vineeth Suresh, Director & India Head, HEINEKEN Business Services (HBS) India.
The new hub is expected to contribute to HEINEKEN’s broader plan to scale its business services workforce to around 3,000 roles globally by 2030.