HCL Tech opens regional HQ in Dubai

NOIDA, INDIA: India’s IT services company HCL Technologies Ltd (HCL) today announced the opening of its regional headquarters for the Middle East operations in Dubai, UAE.

This new facility housed in the state-of-the-art Dubai Internet City was inaugurated by Shiv Nadar, founder, HCL and chairman and chief strategy officer, HCL Technologies in the presence of Malek Sultan Al Malek, executive director, Dubai Internet City, said a press release.

HCL already services more than 25 large organizations in Middle East and this headquarter will become the hub for regional operations. The company will offer services across a wide range of service lines including product engineering and R&D, custom applications, enterprise application services, infrastructure management services, and BPO, the release added.

Commenting on the occasion, Shiv Nadar said that India and the Middle East had historically had strong ties and HCL is happy to take that relationship one step forward by extending this partnership to the technology realm.

“We are happy to bring to our partners in the Middle East, HCL’s globally acknowledged transformational technology, which I believe will add great business value to the region. The Middle East, for us is a very interesting and high growth potential market,” Nadar added.

Congratulating HCL on this new development, Malek Sultan Al Malek, executive director at Dubai Internet City (DIC), said “HCL’s decision to expand their business operations in Middle East will have a positive impact on the IT services industry in the region. We are confident that HCL’s expanded facilities at DIC will further enable them to leverage market opportunities through initiatives and programmes available at the technology business park.”

Speaking of the expansion plans, Virender Aggarwal, senior vice president and head of APAC-MEA Markets, HCL Technologies, said, “The opening of the Dubai office reflects the strategic importance of the Middle East market in HCL’s growth strategy and reiterates our commitment to the rapidly growing Middle East IT market. We are confident that this new office will go a long way in helping us extend our globally benchmarked transformational IT Services to corporation in Middle East.”

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