SA Technologies and Mindpool merge for an integrated GCC platform
The merged entity will focus on providing enterprise-grade GCC services, the company said in a statement.
SA Technologies, a global capability centre (GCC) services company, said it is merging with Mindpool Technologies. The new entity aims to be a comprehensive platform for enterprise-grade GCC operations and digital services.
The merger has been approved by the Boards of both companies which are listed on the NSE Emerge platform. As per the agreed merger ratio, shareholders of Mindpool Technologies will receive one equity share in SA Technologies for every two shares held. Both companies are currently listed on the NSE Emerge platform. SA Technologies had already acquired over 29% equity in Mindpool through phased investments made between 2022 and 2023.
SA Technologies offers GCC-as-a-Service model, offering Build-Operate-Transfer setups, Talent-as-a-Service, and AI-driven enterprise automation across HR, finance, and operations. Mindpool Technologies has expertise in enterprise modernisation, cloud consulting, and intelligent automation.
“This merger marks a defining moment in our mission to build India’s most advanced and integrated GCC platform. Mindpool’s digital infrastructure complements our transformation capabilities, offering global enterprises unmatched scale, intelligence, and execution power," SA Technologies CEO Manoj Joshi said.
According to a statement, the roadmap for the merger envisions building the future of GCCs through a phased approach. In Phase 1, the companies will launch a unified AI and GCC delivery platform aimed at streamlining client onboarding, centralizing service delivery, and enhancing operational efficiency through AI-powered workflows. Phase 2 will focus on developing and introducing AI-native products, including digital twins for GCC performance modeling, agent-based workflow automation, and industry-specific shared service solutions.
India has become a key global hub for GCC with the presence of over 1,800 such entities, and the pace of growth is expected to continue in the near future. Now this segment is not restricted to large companies setting up their GCCs in India as even mid-sized enterprises from the developed economies are looking at setting up such operations in the country.