Company overview
- Sector
- Technology, Software & IT Services
- Sub-sector
- Information Technology & Services
- Mandate (derived)
- Technology & Engineering
- Parent headquarters
- Ashburn, Virginia, United States
- Parent revenue (USD)
- $12,700,000,000
- Parent headcount
- 52,898
- India headcount
- Not disclosed
GCC locations
- Bengaluru
- Hyderabad
- Pune
- Chennai
Department mix
Global department counts, used as a proxy for the India mandate. These are not India team counts.
Technology stack
- .NET
- /DB
- 24-7 Media
- 3M 360 Encompass - Health Analytics Suite
- 3XChange
- ABAP
- AC500 PLC
- ACL
- ADAPT
- ADP
- ADP SmartCompliance®
- AFAS
- AI
- ALEX
- AMP
Public leadership
Balaji V
Country Head, India - Enterprise & Cloud Apps
Public leadership listed in the dataset; the role is not necessarily the India GCC head.
Research overview
DXC Technology was formed April 3, 2017 through the merger of Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Enterprise Services business with Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC), headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, USA. At formation ~$25B revenue, ~170,000 employees, 6,000 clients across 70 countries; by FY2024 revenue ~$13.7B with global headcount cited at ~125,000 (Wikipedia, 2024); DXC's own site now states 115,000+ employees (Aug 2026), reflecting continued attrition/restructuring.
- India launch
- 2017
- Maturity
- Multi-Function / Full-Stack GCC
With 43,000+ employees across roughly a dozen sites in multiple Indian cities, and service lines spanning application development/outsourcing, software engineering, consulting, and enterprise & cloud applications, India operates as a broad, multi-service delivery base rather than a narrow single-function captive or shared-services center.
Location rationale
DXC's India centers build on delivery infrastructure inherited from legacy CSC and HPE/EDS operations, drawing on India's large technical talent pool and cost-competitive capacity in hub cities such as Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Pune, and Chennai. DXC references a broader footprint of 12 sites across 7 major Indian cities (Nov 2024), so the four on file are likely a subset.
Timeline
- 2017
DXC Technology formed (April 3) via merger of HPE's Enterprise Services unit and CSC, combining both companies' pre-existing India delivery operations under the DXC banner.
- 2017
DXC restructures its India office footprint (July), reducing locations from 50 to 26 and cutting headcount by about 5.9%.
- 2019
DXC acquires Luxoft Holding (announced Jan 2019, closed June 2019), expanding DXC's India engineering base.
- 2019
Company-wide workforce restructuring (June); India workforce cited at approximately 43,000, concentrated in application outsourcing and software development.
- 2021
Nachiket Sukhtankar, cited as Managing Director, DXC Technology India, discusses the company's India innovation focus in a Financial Express interview (Nov 2021).
- 2024
DXC reports 43,000+ employees across 12 sites in 7 major Indian cities (as of Nov 2024).
Leadership context
On-file 'Balaji V' with title 'Country Head, India - Enterprise & Cloud Apps' appears to denote a business-unit-specific leader rather than overall India country/GCC head; could not independently verify. Most recent overall-India leadership reference found was Nachiket Sukhtankar, 'Managing Director, DXC Technology India' (Financial Express, Nov 2021) - currency as of Aug 2026 unconfirmed.
Hiring signal
- Open roles
- Not disclosed
- As of
- 2026-08-26
Sources
- Wikipedia - DXC Technology: parentSnapshot, timeline, indiaLaunchYear context ↗
- DXC Technology corporate site (India-locale homepage): global headcount (current), HQ, scale ↗
- Financial Express interview with Nachiket Sukhtankar (via Wikipedia citation): leadershipBio (indirect, unverified as current) ↗
Sources and research notes
Source: Indian GCC 2026 Master Compendium, Company Master and research records. Sector, mandate and public leadership are derived fields. Missing values are shown as not disclosed. Revenue and global headcount describe the parent company, not the India centre.