Hexaware to Invest £25 Million in UK, Creating 1,200 Tech Jobs
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Updated · PR Newswire · Jun 17
Hexaware to Invest £25 Million in UK, Creating 1,200 Tech Jobs
3 articles · Updated · PR Newswire · Jun 17
Summary
£25 million will be invested by Hexaware in the UK over the next three to five years, with about 1,200 jobs planned across Manchester, Leeds and Birmingham.
Manchester and Leeds will get new R&D centers while Birmingham’s delivery center will expand, targeting AI, digital services and quantum computing.
The company said the push reflects fast UK growth and demand from local clients, with the UK already Hexaware’s second-largest market and fastest-growing geography.
The UK government highlighted the plan at the June 16 G7 Summit as part of broader international commitments tied to its AI and clean energy agenda.
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Hexaware’s £25 Million UK Investment to Drive 1,200 New High-Skilled Tech Jobs and AI Innovation
Overview
Hexaware Technologies announced a landmark £25 million investment in its UK operations at the G7 Summit on June 16, 2026, a move recognized by the UK Government. This investment aims to expand Hexaware’s presence and capabilities in the British market, with a strategic focus on the UK as a key hub for global growth. Over the next three to five years, the investment is projected to create 1,200 new high-skilled jobs, which will be distributed across Manchester, Leeds, and Birmingham. This regional approach is designed to strengthen local economies and reinforce the UK’s position in the global technology sector.