Draft:Inductus

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Inductus Group is a privately held Indian consulting and advisory firm headquartered in Noida in the Delhi NCR region. The company was founded in 2007 by Alouk Kumar, who remains its Managing Director and CEO. Inductus provides management consulting, technology and project-services across various sectors. It has become particularly noted for helping global companies establish Global Capability Centers (GCCs) – offshore R&D and technology hubs – in India. For example, Economic Times refers to Inductus as one of the "boutique GCC enablers" in India, and ET Tech reported that Inductus was receiving roughly two inquiries per day from multinational mid-sized firms seeking to set up GCCs in India.

Global Capability Center Focus

Inductus has actively positioned itself in the booming GCC market. In media interviews, CEO Alouk Kumar has projected rapid growth of India's GCC sector. In a May 2025 Entrepreneur India article, Kumar noted that mid-sized multinational corporations were increasingly choosing India for innovation centers: he estimated the total number of GCCs in India could rise to about 3,500 by 2030, up from roughly 1,760 at the time. He also observed that GCC setups in India were accelerating (from about one new center per week to two per week). These comments underline Inductus's role in this niche.

As evidence of its market engagement, Economic Times reported that Inductus had rebranded its global services arm as "Inductus GCC" to capitalize on this demand. In that story, Inductus founder Alouk Kumar explained that the company's global-services division had long been doing similar work and was relabeled to highlight its focus on GCC consulting. In summary, Inductus is widely cited in the press for its expertise in guiding companies through India's GCC expansion. An Inductus report

An article titled "Times Power Icons North 2024-2025 Celebrates the Business Leaders of North India" reports that Alouk Kumar of Inductus Limited was honored as "One of the leading GCC Enabler of India" at an event.

Research and Reports

Inductus has also issued market research on the GCC industry, which has been covered by the press. For example, an Economic Times (CIO) article reported on an Inductus whitepaper projecting India's GCC market value to grow from about US$64.6 billion in 2024 to $100–110 billion by 2030. That study noted India already hosts over 1,700 GCCs (employing ~1.9 million people) and predicted continued rapid expansion. Similarly, a 2025 IANS news report cited an "Inductus GCC survey" predicting over 120 new mid-market GCCs in India by 2026 (potentially adding ~40,000 jobs). These publications illustrate Inductus's role not only as a consultancy but also as an industry analyst in the GCC sector.

Sources

Independent news outlets and industry publications have covered Inductus's activities and reports. The company's own website confirms its founding details and business scope. All cited material comes from third-party sources.