Allica India Technology Services Sets Up Its First-Ever Indian Physical Office with Spring House at Orchid Centre, Gurugram
Gurugram: Allica India Technology Services Private Limited, the India technology arm of London-headquartered multinational bank Allica, has established its first-ever physical office in India with Spring House Workspaces at Orchid Centre, Golf Course Road, Gurugram. The move marks an important milestone in Allica’s growing India presence and reflects the trust and confidence the organisation has placed in Spring House as it builds and scales its operations in the country.
Located within the established commercial ecosystem of Orchid Centre, the new Allica office provides its India teams with a professionally managed workplace that combines flexibility, enterprise-ready infrastructure and an environment designed to support collaboration and employee experience. The wider Orchid Centre offers a well-connected and vibrant business environment, making it a natural fit for Allica as it expands its technology and operational capabilities in India.
For Allica, choosing a managed workspace has been an important part of its approach to establishing and growing its presence. The Spring House model allows the company to have its workplace fitted to its requirements while retaining the flexibility to adapt as its teams and operational needs evolve. This approach also enables Allica to focus on building its India capabilities without the additional operational complexity of managing a conventional office setup.
Commenting on the development, Richard Davies, CEO, Allica, said, “We’ve been investing heavily in our India presence, and we have big plans to keep growing further in India. We’ve generally, both in the UK and now in India, gone for managed spaces. The fact that someone can fit something out to your specifications and help you look after that without having to have dedicated staff to do that for yourself has been really helpful for us. And clearly, as you grow, that flexibility is also really useful. Delhi is a very natural place for talent, with a great working environment. Moreover, this space is amazing, it’s very light, airy, nice and colourful.”
Mukul Pasricha, CEO & Founder, Spring House Workspaces, said, “India is emerging as one of the world’s preferred destinations for GCCs and multinational businesses. As organisations establish and expand their India operations, they’re looking for workspace partners who can offer speed to market, operational flexibility and an exceptional employee experience. Allica choosing Spring House for its first physical office in India is a strong reflection of the trust enterprises are placing in managed workspace partners to support their growth journey.”
The development comes against the backdrop of sustained demand from global occupiers for enterprise-ready managed workspaces. Industry reports indicate that Global Capability Centres (GCCs) now account for a significant share of Grade-A office leasing across India’s leading commercial markets, with the banking, financial services and technology sectors among the most active occupiers.
