Tech leader Adobe, which began operations in India in 1997, has just opened its seventh office in the country. The IGBC Platinum certified facility in Noida underscores Adobe’s continued investment in India as a key hub for innovation and growth. The 8,000-strong workforce in India is Adobe’s largest outside the US, contributing to more than a third of its innovation.

The campus brings together over 700 employees across engineering and customer-focused roles. Abhigyan Modi, Country Manager–Adobe India and Senior Vice President, Document Cloud, Adobe, said the teams in India play a critical role in advancing its AI-driven future.

Swati Rustagi, Head of Employee Experience, Adobe India, said, “The office space is designed to inspire our people — through connection, conversation and teams coming together... to unlock their full potential.”

CIEL HR has inaugurated its new office in Mumbai, marking a significant step in its journey to building a unified “PeopleOS” ecosystem. The new workspace brings together all CIEL HR entities under one roof, enabling closer collaboration and seamless delivery of end-to-end HR solutions. Designed to accommodate over 100 employees, the Mumbai office will serve as a key hub for growth, the company said. CIEL HR plans to expand its team in the city, in line with the rising demand for integrated, technology-led HR services.

“At CIEL, we believe that organisations function best when every aspect of people management works in tandem. Our PeopleOS approach is about connecting the dots across the employee lifecycle, from building to development to operations. This new office reflects that philosophy, bringing our capabilities together to serve clients more effectively,” said K Pandiarajan, Executive Chairperson of CIEL HR Group.

Published on May 11, 2026