The Philippines has invited Hinduja Group, one of India’s largest conglomerates, to explore opportunities in renewable energy, mobility, automotive, banking, and other priority sectors under the Philippine Development Plan, citing complementarities between Indian and Filipino industries.
A Philippine delegation led by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. during official visit of the President on August 7, 2025 met with Hinduja executives as they pitch for investments in the country.
At present, its subsidiary Hinduja Global Solutions (HGS) has an ongoing business process management (BPM) operation in the Philippines.
HGS is looking to expand its business process management operation in the Philippines with additional 1,000 new jobs by 2027.
HGS has an ongoing expansion in the Philippines, including new offices in Bonifacio Global City and Iloilo, and the recently launched AI Hub in Quezon City — the first of its kind in the country aimed at upskilling Filipino workers in automation, analytics, and artificial intelligence. These projects, backed by an estimated USD 5 million in fresh investment, position the Philippines as a strategic partner in Hinduja’s growth in the Asia-Pacific region.
Trade and Industry Secretary Cristina Roque underscored Hinduja’s role in shaping the local BPM industry, which remains a major pillar of Philippine services exports.
“Hinduja Global Solutions has been with us since the early days of the outsourcing industry. Their commitment to innovation and talent development is a big reason why the Philippines is now recognized as a global leader in customer experience management,” Secretary Roque said.
“We welcome their new expansion, which will not only generate jobs but also equip our workforce with the skills needed for the digital future,” she added.
HGS currently employs more than 3,800 Filipinos across seven delivery centers in Quezon City, Taguig, Cebu, and Iloilo, providing digital solutions for global clients in industries such as finance, healthcare, and technology.
Since entering the Philippine market in 2003, the company has invested over USD50 million, making it one of the first and most enduring partners of the country’s IT-BPM sector.
The Philippine government assured Hinduja of continued support through recently enacted reforms like the CREATE MORE Act, which offers competitive fiscal incentives, and the Green Lane for Strategic Investments, which expedites permits for high-impact projects in emerging industries like AI and electric mobility.
