Deals & funding5 Oct 2026 · Thu night
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TCS to take over Best Buy's India global capability centre in a multi-year deal
Best Buy's India entity will move to TCS under a multi-year agreement to build an AI-native centre; outlets put the deal at about ₹2,000 crore over five years.
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- Sector
- IT services
What happened
- Business Standard reports Best Buy's India entity will transition to TCS under a multi-year agreement, combining Best Buy's retail knowledge with TCS's technology and AI capabilities to build an AI-native centre.
- Free Press Journal and Outlook Business report the five-year deal is estimated at ₹2,000 crore; this is a reported estimate, not a figure from TCS.
- The Bengaluru centre has around 600 employees, according to the same reports.
- Accenture and Wipro were also reported to be in the race.
Why it matters
Good to know: A global capability centre (GCC) is a company's own offshore unit that does technology and back-office work for its parent. Handing it to a services firm moves that work to the vendor.
Key facts
- Client
- Best Buy (US retailer)
- Reported deal size
- About ₹2,000 crore over five years (reported estimate)
- Centre
- Bengaluru, about 600 employees
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