Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia Inaugurates New TCS Campus in Southern Brazil
Ambassador of India to Brazil, H.E. Mr. Dinesh Bhatia, joined the Governor of the State of Paraná, H.E. Mr. Carlos Massa Ratinho Junior, to inaugurate the new campus of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) in Londrina, marking a significant milestone in the expansion of Indian technology investments in Brazil.
The inauguration of the new TCS campus reflects the growing footprint of Indian IT companies in Brazil and highlights the strength of India–Brazil economic and technological cooperation. The facility is expected to contribute to local employment generation, skills development, and innovation, while strengthening digital and technology-driven collaboration between the two countries.
The presence of senior leadership from the Government of Paraná and the Indian diplomatic mission underscored the importance of sub-national partnerships in advancing bilateral economic ties. The State of Paraná has emerged as an important destination for international technology investments, supported by a dynamic business environment and a skilled workforce.
TCS’s expansion in Brazil aligns with broader efforts to deepen India–Brazil engagement in the digital economy, information technology services, and knowledge-based industries. Indian companies continue to play a growing role in Brazil’s technology ecosystem, contributing to innovation, capacity building, and sustainable economic growth.
The inauguration reaffirmed the shared commitment of India and Brazil to strengthening economic cooperation and fostering long-term partnerships in the technology and innovation sectors.
The inauguration of the new TCS campus reflects the growing footprint of Indian IT companies in Brazil and highlights the strength of India–Brazil economic and technological cooperation. The facility is expected to contribute to local employment generation, skills development, and innovation, while strengthening digital and technology-driven collaboration between the two countries.
The presence of senior leadership from the Government of Paraná and the Indian diplomatic mission underscored the importance of sub-national partnerships in advancing bilateral economic ties. The State of Paraná has emerged as an important destination for international technology investments, supported by a dynamic business environment and a skilled workforce.
TCS’s expansion in Brazil aligns with broader efforts to deepen India–Brazil engagement in the digital economy, information technology services, and knowledge-based industries. Indian companies continue to play a growing role in Brazil’s technology ecosystem, contributing to innovation, capacity building, and sustainable economic growth.
The inauguration reaffirmed the shared commitment of India and Brazil to strengthening economic cooperation and fostering long-term partnerships in the technology and innovation sectors.