BASF Establishes Global Services Hub in Hyderabad, Creating 3,000 Jobs
German chemicals major BASF to set up global services hub in Hyderabad, to create 3,000 jobs
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BASF, a leading German chemicals company, has announced plans to establish two global services hubs in Hyderabad, India, creating approximately 3,000 jobs. This strategic move aims to enhance the company's finance and human resources operations, contributing to its expansion in the Indian market.
- 01BASF to create nearly 3,000 jobs in Hyderabad.
- 02The hubs will focus on finance and human resources services.
- 03This will be BASF's fourth global services hub, joining Berlin, Kuala Lumpur, and Montevideo.
- 04Hyderabad was chosen for its talent pool, infrastructure, and cost advantages.
- 05The hub aims to support innovation and digital transformation across BASF's global operations.
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BASF, one of the world's largest chemical companies, has signed a letter of intent to establish two global services hubs in Hyderabad, India, projected to create nearly 3,000 jobs. The hubs will centralize the company's finance and human resources services, transitioning significant functions to Hyderabad over time. Tobias Dratt, President of Global Business Services at BASF, emphasized that this will not be a mere back-office setup but a strategic hub aimed at enhancing complex enterprise operations. Currently, BASF employs approximately 2,900 people in finance and 1,500 in HR globally. The Hyderabad hub is expected to double BASF's workforce in India, which currently stands at 2,500 employees. The selection of Hyderabad was based on its competitive advantages, including a robust talent pool and infrastructure. This hub will complement BASF's Global Digital Hub, set to open in the second quarter of 2026, further driving innovation and digital transformation within the company.
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The establishment of the BASF hub is expected to significantly boost local employment and contribute to the economic growth of Hyderabad, creating thousands of job opportunities in the region.
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