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Inductus Limited's Global Capability Centre division has signed an MoU with Singapore-based Asteria Visions Pte to strengthen cross-border collaboration in the GCC sector. Signed in the presence of the Singapore High Commission, the agreement sets a framework for joint service exchange, solution design and coordinated delivery for multinational clients. The partnership aims to blend India's fast-growing GCC capabilities with Singapore's digital innovation ecosystem, focusing on AI, cloud, digital engineering and transformation-led models. Inductus CEO Alouk Kumar said the alliance reflects India's rapidly maturing GCC landscape. The move aligns with broader India-Singapore technology ties and supports Inductus' ongoing growth, with the firm reporting FY25 revenue of INR 148 crore.
Inductus Limited, through its Global Capability Centre division, has signed a strategic Memorandum of Understanding with Asteria Visions Pte, a Singapore-headquartered IT solutions provider, marking a significant step in advancing cross-border collaboration in the Global Capability Centre (GCC) sector. The MoU was executed by Mr Alouk Kumar, CEO and Managing Director of Inductus Limited, and Mr Daniel Goh, Director of Asteria Visions, in the presence of the First Secretary (Economic) of the Singapore High Commission. Advertisement
The agreement establishes a detailed framework for the exchange of services and collaborative design, enabling both organisations to combine India's expanding GCC capabilities with Singapore's established digital transformation ecosystem. The partnership aims to jointly develop solutions for multinational clients while aligning technical planning, commercial coordination, specialised service delivery, and quality assurance processes.
Inductus GCC noted that the partnership reflects the evolving nature of GCCs globally, with organisations shifting from traditional service functions to high-value digital, engineering and strategic capabilities. The collaboration is expected to contribute to models incorporating advanced technologies including artificial intelligence, cloud computing, digital product engineering and innovation-led transformation.
Mr Alouk Kumar said the association underscores Inductus' commitment to building globally integrated solutions by leveraging complementary strengths. He indicated that India's GCC landscape is entering a phase of rapid maturity and that cooperation with Singapore-based innovation partners would support scalable, value-driven outcomes.
The MoU also aligns with broader economic linkages between India and Singapore, where technology, digital services, and innovation ecosystems continue to intersect. Through this cooperation, both entities aim to accelerate their international ambitions while strengthening regional competitiveness.
The announcement builds on Inductus' wider growth trajectory. Established in 2007, the company operates across government, corporate, development and offshore sectors, delivering services spanning consulting, technology solutions, project management, international trade, legal advisory and skill development. Inductus reported revenue of INR 148 crore for FY 2024-25, reflecting sustained year-on-year expansion.
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