Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) has bolstered its operations in India, the world’s fourth-largest economy, by launching a new office in Worli, Mumbai’s premier financial hub.
The new facility spans over 6,500 square meters, a 50% increase compared with the bank’s previous Mumbai location. It features modern meeting rooms equipped with Zoom technology, flexible workstations, collaborative spaces, and a café with a buffet, reflecting Goldman’s global workplace standards.
The inauguration was attended by Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. The office occupies one and a half floors of the Ascent Worli building, which received an investment of around 300 crore rupees (approximately US$36 million).
Goldman Sachs has been present in India since the 1980s, with the country hosting its largest offices outside the United States. The bank currently employs about 8,500 staff and has invested more than US$8.5 billion in India since 2006.
Other key hubs in Bengaluru and Hyderabad support critical functions including research, finance, engineering, and emerging technologies. Last year, Goldman also inaugurated a new office in Hyderabad, further expanding its footprint in the region.
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