MOHALI / BENGALURU — IT services major Infosys has officially announced a significant expansion of its Mohali Development Centre (DC) in Punjab. With an investment of approximately ₹290 crore, the company is set to add 3,000 new seats to its regional operations, marking a major milestone in its commitment to Northern India’s technology ecosystem.
Groundbreaking and Project Details
A formal groundbreaking ceremony was held on March 12, 2026, attended by Punjab Industry Minister Sanjeev Arora and senior Infosys leadership, including CFO Jayesh Sanghrajka.
- New Infrastructure: The expansion features a new Software Development Block spanning roughly 350,000 square feet.
- AI Focus: The facility is specifically designed to strengthen Infosys’ ability to design and deploy AI-led solutions at enterprise scale.
- Timeline: This project builds upon the 30-acre campus foundation and is part of a multi-phase growth strategy aimed at leveraging local talent in the Tricity (Chandigarh, Mohali, Panchkula) region.
Sustainable and Smart Design
The new campus is being developed as a “high-efficiency” building, targeting LEED Platinum certification. Key environmental features include:
- Smart Lighting: Intelligent LED systems with daylight harvesting and occupancy sensors.
- Water Conservation: A 100% wastewater recycling system using Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology.
- Climate Control: Advanced radiant cooling and heating systems supported by zone-based HVAC controls.
- Eco-Landscaping: Extensive green areas designed to reduce heat island effects in the urban environment.
Economic Impact for Punjab
The investment is expected to be a catalyst for the local economy, particularly for the real estate and service sectors in Mohali.
“This integrated development enables us to leverage strong local talent, enhance operational agility, and contribute to the economic growth of Punjab by creating high-quality employment opportunities.” — Infosys Corporate Statement
Minister Sanjeev Arora highlighted that the state’s investor-friendly policies, including 45-day fast-track approvals for industrial projects, played a critical role in securing this expansion.
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