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PwC India Gurugram Office to House 1,200 Employees

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PwC India has inaugurated a new office in Gurugram’s DLF Downtown 4, marking its sixth facility in the National Capital Region (NCR).

Spanning 125,000 square feet, the state-of-the-art workspace is designed to accommodate over 1,200 professionals.

This expansion is part of the firm’s broader strategy to strengthen its presence in North India and meet growing client demand across advisory, consulting, assurance, and tax services.

With this addition, PwC India’s total capacity in the NCR has increased to nearly 8,000 employees.

Nationally, the firm now employs close to 30,000 professionals across 20 locations.

PWC New Office: A Workplace Designed for Collaboration and Flexibility

The new Gurugram office reflects PwC’s post-pandemic vision of a digitally enabled, inclusive, and collaborative work environment.

Spread across six floors, the facility features innovation hubs, client experience zones, quiet pods, wellness spaces, and flexible seating arrangements.

These elements are tailored to support the firm’s hybrid working model and foster cross-functional teamwork.

Sanjeev Krishan, Chairperson of PwC India, emphasized that the office was designed as a “Gen Z-friendly workspace” that breaks away from traditional layouts.

“Our new office has been created to support balance, collaboration, and innovation—giving our people what they need to thrive and our clients the experience they expect,” he said.

Reinforcing People-First Philosophy at PwC

The expansion aligns with PwC India’s talent promise—Grow Here. Go Further.—which focuses on creating a supportive environment for professional growth.

PwC has invested in modern infrastructure to enhance employee well-being, productivity, and engagement.

Earlier this month, PwC India was recognized among the Top 100 Best Companies to Work For and India’s Best Workplaces™ in Professional Services by the Great Place to Work® Institute.

This marks the third consecutive year the firm has received the accolade, underscoring its commitment to employee experience and workplace culture.

Gurugram’s Strategic Role in PwC’s Growth Plans

The choice of Gurugram for this expansion reflects the region’s strategic importance in serving both domestic and international clients.

Sanjeev noted, “The NCR offers a vibrant professional ecosystem that aligns perfectly with PwC India’s ambitious growth and innovation objectives.”

The firm views Gurugram as a dynamic hub for talent and business, making it a key location for long-term investment.

The new office will serve as a base for multidisciplinary teams, enabling PwC to deliver integrated solutions to complex business challenges.

It also brings the firm closer to key clients and talent pools in North India.

Future Expansion Plans

PwC India’s growth momentum continues beyond Gurugram. The firm has announced plans to open two new offices in Mumbai later this year.

PwC aims to enhance client service capabilities and provide employees with greater flexibility in choosing their preferred work locations through these additions.

PwC’s expansion in Gurugram and planned office launches in Mumbai highlight the firm’s focus on scaling operations in high-growth regions.

These moves also reinforce its commitment to a people-centric and innovation-led approach.


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