TEC opens two more centres; crosses a million sq ft in India
February 18, 2021
Invests over ₹40 crore in the two centres
Furthering its footprint in India, The Executive Centre (TEC) is opening two new Centres is Pune and Bengaluru and now has over one million square feet space.
With this ₹40-crore investment in two new centres, TEC now has 33 centres with a total spread of over a million square feet of collaborative workspace. The properties, Panchshil Business Park, Pune, and Prestige Technostar, Bengaluru, are spread across 82,000 sq ft and house 910 workstations.
Nidhi Marwah, Group Managing Director-South Asia, The Executive Centre, in a statement said, “India has always been a priority region for The Executive Centre since the very beginning. We opened TEC’s two new centres in extremely important markets Pune and Bengaluru.”
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