Mohali's GCC Opportunity Gains Momentum as Government of Punjab Partners with Zinnov at Confluence 2026

Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], August 27: Nearly a quarter of India's new GCC units set up in the past year landed in emerging cities beyond the traditional metro hubs, according to the NASSCOM-Zinnov GCC Landscape Report 2026. That shift is structural, not cyclical, driven by GCCs increasingly running multi-city portfolios rather than single-headquarters bets. Against this backdrop, Mohali is emerging as a promising destination for the next wave of GCC growth, offering a compelling combination of talent, infrastructure, connectivity, competitive operating costs and quality of life. The Government of Punjab brought Mohali's case into that conversation as State Partner at Zinnov Confluence 2026, the 19th edition of Zinnov's global technology and leadership summit, engaging directly with global enterprise executives, GCC decision-makers and investors on Mohali's potential as an emerging GCC hub in North India.