New York-based private equity firm Long Arc Capital is expanding its operations in India by securing a larger office for its Global Capability Center (GCC) in Bengaluru, underscoring the growing role of India in supporting U.S. companies’ technology and business functions.
Its India arm, VeARC India, has leased nearly 27,000 square feet of office space at The Executive Center’s Helios Business Park on Bengaluru’s Outer Ring Road. The new facility includes more than 450 workstations and is designed to accommodate the company’s expanding workforce.
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VeARC India serves as Long Arc Capital’s Global Capability Center, providing technology, engineering and professional support services for the firm’s portfolio companies. The new office is located in one of Bengaluru’s leading technology corridors, offering access to a deep talent pool and a well-established business ecosystem.
The expansion comes as India’s GCC industry continues to attract global companies looking to centralize technology, engineering and operational functions. According to the Nasscom-Zinnov India GCC Landscape Report 2026, India’s GCC market reached $98.4 billion in FY26, with Bengaluru accounting for more than 29 percent of the country’s active GCCs.
Commenting on the expansion, Rituparan Sharma, Managing Director and Country Head of VeARC India, said the larger office reflects the company’s continued investment in talent and aligns with its long-term growth plans. He added that the new workspace will provide a collaborative environment to support Long Arc Capital’s portfolio companies.
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According to Manish Khedia, Regional Managing Director at The Executive Center, the lease expansion reinforces the company’s relationship with VeARC and mirrors the increasing preference among multinational businesses for premium, flexible office spaces in India.
Long Arc Capital’s latest investment in a larger Bengaluru office for VeARC reflects the growing importance of Global Capability Centers in driving innovation, accessing skilled talent and supporting the firm’s portfolio companies from one of the world’s fastest-growing technology hubs.