Arch Global Services India Opens New Office in Trivandrum to Drive Innovation
New Location, Combined with Recent Hyderabad Opening, Reinforces Arch’s Commitment to Becoming a Meaningful Employer in
TRIVANDRUM,
Arch Global Services India today announced the grand opening of its new office in Trivandrum’s Technopark.
Home to nearly 350 employees, the 26,000-square-foot space — with the potential to expand by an additional 17,000 square feet — reinforces Arch Global Services India’s commitment to establishing a long-term presence in
Arch Global Services India is a wholly owned subsidiary of
Arch Global Services India’s new offices, located in the Niagara building, are designed to encourage creativity and innovation. The offices feature cutting-edge workspaces, collaborative areas to foster engagement and teamwork, and training facilities to help employees sharpen their skills.
“When we decided to establish a presence in
The new office was inaugurated by Hon'ble Industries Minister, Shri
“Arch is committed to building a team in
Arch partnered with
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