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US-based consulting firm EisnerAmper is expanding its presence in Mumbai with plans to increase headcount at its Global Capacity Centre (GCC) by 10% over the next three years and raise India’s share of its global workforce to around 30%. The firm has recently opened its second office in the city and committed over USD 5 million towards office space over the next three to five years. With a current GCC workforce of 1,000 employees, the company indicated potential for significant scaling, including a possible doubling of headcount. The expansion aligns with its broader strategy to double global revenue to USD 2.4 billion over the next four to five years, supported by investments in talent, infrastructure and technology.
EisnerAmper is expanding its operational footprint in Mumbai, with plans to increase headcount at its Global Capacity Centre (GCC) and invest over USD 5 million in office infrastructure over the next three to five years. The announcement follows the recent opening of the firm’s second office in the city, as part of its strategy to scale operations in India. Advertisement
The firm indicated that it aims to increase GCC headcount by 10% over the next three years, while also targeting a rise in India’s share of its global workforce from around 20% at present to approximately 30% over a slightly longer period. In absolute terms, this could result in a doubling of the current GCC workforce, which stands at around 1,000 employees, depending on business expansion and potential acquisitions.
Management indicated that the company’s annual spending in India is expected to grow in line with workforce expansion, with investments focused on people, office infrastructure and technology. The additional capital commitment towards office space in Mumbai reflects the firm’s intention to strengthen its presence in one of India’s primary business hubs.
The expansion of the India GCC is aligned with the firm’s broader global growth strategy, which includes a target to double overall revenue to USD 2.4 billion over the next four to five years from the current level of approximately USD 1.2 billion. The company indicated that this growth could be further supported by planned mergers and acquisitions in the United States.
In India, the GCC will continue to deliver a range of non-audit services, including tax, accounting and advisory functions, while regulatory and compliance-related services will be delivered in collaboration with local partner firms. The firm’s India operations are positioned to support cross-border client requirements, particularly for companies with international investments or operations.
The company highlighted that its primary sector focus includes financial services, technology and life sciences, where it sees strong cross-border activity and demand for advisory services. In addition to private markets, the firm is also expanding capabilities in public markets, including services such as initial public offering readiness assessments and system and organisation controls (SOC) compliance.
The expansion reflects a broader trend of global firms strengthening their GCC presence in India, leveraging the country’s talent base and cost efficiencies to support international operations. Mumbai, as a financial and commercial centre, continues to attract such investments, particularly in professional services and consulting segments.
Source - PTI
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