Japanese companies opened three new global capability centres in India in 2026, each in a different city and a different industry. Mizuho set up a technology and operations hub in Pune, Eisai opened an IT hub in Visakhapatnam, and Mitsubishi Fuso launched an engineering centre in Chennai for its commercial vehicles.
Last updated: 28 October 2026
The 2026 picture
New centres by month, 2026
By city, all entries
By sector, all entries
| Company | Sector | City | Date | Status | Set-up partner | Scale and focus |
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| Mizuho Financial GroupMizuho Global Services India | Banking and Financial Services | Pune | May 2026 | Operational | Not disclosed | New technology and operations hub supporting group platforms, shared services and round the clock global operations. |
| EisaiEisai Global Capability Centre | Healthcare and Life Sciences | Visakhapatnam | Mar 2026 | Operational | Not disclosed | IT hub standardising global infrastructure operations, later widening into cybersecurity, data and analytics. |
| Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and BusFuso Technical Centre India | Automotive | Chennai | Mar 2026 | Operational | Not disclosed | Engineering centre supporting development of Fuso commercial vehicles, expected to employ hundreds of engineers. |
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Date is the month a centre opened, was formally announced or announced its expansion. “Announced” means plans or leases are public but the centre is not yet confirmed as running. Set-up partner is the firm publicly named as building or running the centre with the company; centres the company built itself, or where no partner is public, show Not disclosed. Company names link to TNR profiles. Spotted a GCC we missed? Write to the TNR newsroom.
