In a landmark move that cements India’s position on the global innovation map, Rolls-Royce has launched its largest Global Capability and Innovation Centre (GCIC) at Manyata Embassy Business Park, Bengaluru. This state-of-the-art facility signals the British engineering giant’s long-term commitment to India’s talent pool and its fast-growing technology ecosystem.
A Big Win for Karnataka’s Tech and Engineering Landscape
The Bengaluru centre will serve as a critical hub for cutting-edge research, advanced engineering, and digital solutions, supporting Rolls-Royce’s global operations. Karnataka’s reputation as India’s Silicon Valley gains another jewel, with this move expected to create high-value engineering jobs and boost collaborations with Indian startups, MSMEs, and academia.
Driving Future-Ready Innovations
This facility is designed to accelerate innovation in aerospace, defense, marine, and power systems—focusing on next-gen propulsion technologies, AI-driven analytics, and sustainable solutions for the future. Industry experts believe it will enable faster prototyping, improved supply chain management, and deeper integration with global markets.
India at the Heart of Rolls-Royce’s Global Strategy
By choosing Bengaluru for its largest centre worldwide, Rolls-Royce is leveraging India’s skilled workforce, thriving R&D ecosystem, and growing focus on green technologies. It also marks a step forward in “Make in India” and “Design in India” narratives, positioning the country as a leader in advanced engineering.
“This new facility reflects our confidence in India’s innovation ecosystem and talent pool. We are excited to co-create sustainable solutions for a future-ready world,” a Rolls-Royce spokesperson said during the inauguration.
A Transformational Milestone
The launch of this Global Capability and Innovation Centre places India at the forefront of high-end engineering services and digital transformation for the aerospace and power industries. It is expected to foster international collaborations and elevate India’s status as a global technology and manufacturing hub.
