The Nemetschek Group Global Capability Center in Hyderabad has officially opened its doors, marking a major milestone in the company’s expansion in India. Known worldwide for leading digital transformation in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction, and Operations (AEC/O) industry, Nemetschek is now strengthening its footprint in one of the country’s most dynamic tech ecosystems.
Nemetschek Group Global Capability Center in Hyderabad: A Hub of Innovation
More than just a new office space, the Nemetschek Group Global Capability Center in Hyderabad serves as a hub for research, development, and collaboration. The facility brings together R&D teams, a Security Operations Center (SOC), and essential General & Administrative functions under one roof. With a capacity for over 250 employees, it not only shows Nemetschek’s long-term commitment but also demonstrates how India’s growing talent pool can be leveraged for global impact.
Strategic Expansion :
Speaking at the inauguration, Louise Öfverström, CFO of Nemetschek Group, emphasized that the new GCC goes beyond a traditional R&D setup. In fact, it will act as a versatile center for driving innovation, operational excellence, and global collaboration. Moreover, the expansion positions Nemetschek to deliver cutting-edge advancements not only to India but also to customers worldwide.
India’s Role in the Future of AEC/O:
According to the leadership team, India continues to lead in talent and innovation. The Nemetschek Group Global Capability Center in Hyderabad plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of the AEC/O industry. By combining global expertise with local talent, the center not only creates solutions but also accelerates digital transformation across construction and operations. Consequently, this strengthens India’s reputation as a hub for technology and innovation.
The inauguration of this world-class facility is more than a corporate milestone—it is a statement of intent. Hyderabad’s new GCC is set to become a living example of how technology, collaboration, and local talent can converge to shape the future of digital innovation in construction and beyond. For India’s tech community, it signals new opportunities to work on projects that will influence the global AEC/O landscape. For the industry, it marks the beginning of a stronger, more connected future—one where ideas born in Hyderabad have the power to transform how the world builds, designs, and operates.
