Hexaware on expansion mode

CHENNAI: Hexaware Technologies is on an expansion mode by setting-up three facilities across India.

Talking to CyberMedia News here on the sidelines of Hexaware’s Tech Summit, Atul Nishar, founder and executive chairman of Hexaware Technologies said that the company would be establishing three facilities on campus-model.

“The campuses will be in Chennai, Mumbai and Pune, and we would be investing close to Rs 200 crores in each of them,” he said adding that the facilities would be completed in the next two years.

“As for Chennai, we would be having a green campus at Siruseri, along the IT highway, for which we have procured 27 acres of land. The Chennai campus will have a total of 1 mln sq ft built-up area,” he informed.

Nishar said that in Chennai alone, Hexaware would be creating 9,000 additional jobs in the next five years.

“Similarly, the company has acquired 25 acres in Hinjewadi IT Park in Pune and 14 acres in Airoli area of Navi Mumbai,” he said indicating that all the three campuses would be on the line of Special Economic Zones

Nishar also revealed Hexaware’s plans to go global by setting-up centres in Mexico, China and East Europe. “The Mexico centre would be set up in a short time, while the East European centre would come up in mid-2007 and the China centre in 18 months,” he added.

© CyberMedia News