グローバル・ケイパビリティ・センター（GCC）におけるR&D市場、2032年までにUSD 493.8億規模に拡大見通し
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The Global Capability Center （GCC） market for R&D （research and development） is expected to be valued at USD 11.17 billion in 2023 and reach USD 49.38 billion by 2032, growing at a compound annual growth rate （CAGR） of 16.34% from 2024 to 2032.
GCC regions are rapidly evolving as key hubs for multinational companies to leverage global talent and expertise, integrating diverse functions such as R&D, IT, engineering solutions, and business process outsourcing. These centers are essential for reducing costs and improving operational efficiency, maintaining global competitiveness.
In particular, in the R&D field, GCCs are playing a central role in promoting innovation, supporting the creation of new products and services through collaborations with local startups and research institutions. This trend not only enhances companies' competitive advantage but also drives technological innovation across industries.
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Analysis: By Industry:
Information technology （IT） and software development accounted for the largest share of the market, accounting for approximately 50.36% of the total market in 2023.
Rapid digitalization is driving increased investments in cloud computing, cybersecurity, and software development, as companies seek greater operational efficiency and improved customer experience.
Meanwhile, the pharmaceutical and biotechnology sector is expected to exhibit the highest growth rate during the forecast period （2024-2032）. Advances in biopharmaceuticals, increased focus on personalized medicine, and increased demand for new drug development since COVID-19 are driving this sector's rapid growth.
Technology Analysis
: Artificial intelligence （AI） and machine learning （ML） led the market, accounting for approximately 52.3% of the market share in 2023.
These technologies are used for diagnostic support, predictive analysis, and personalized medicine, improving operational efficiency and accuracy, particularly in the healthcare and manufacturing industries. The adoption of AI, in particular, is accelerating product development and accelerating decision-making.
Furthermore, cloud computing is expected to be the technology segment with the highest growth potential going forward. The spread of electronic medical records and telemedicine is driving rapid demand for scalable, secure cloud infrastructure, helping companies share and manage data more efficiently.
Regional Analysis:
The Asia-Pacific region will account for approximately 60% of the market in 2023, establishing itself as the center of the GCC region. India, in particular, is emerging as the "global GCC hub" thanks to its abundant technical talent and cost competitiveness. The government's establishment of special economic zones （SEZs） and tax incentives have encouraged GCC investment, creating more than 50,000 new jobs in Tamil Nadu over the past three years.
China is also expanding its presence in the manufacturing and electronics sectors.
In North America, the United States continues to actively invest in AI, cloud, and automation, driving the establishment of GCCs, particularly in the IT, pharmaceutical, and automotive industries. Collaboration with overseas GCCs, such as India, is also expanding, promoting the creation of R&D ecosystems based on technological innovation.
Competitive Environment:
Competition in the GCC market is intensifying, driven by both global companies and regional players. Key players include: These companies are conducting advanced R&D activities in their respective areas of expertise , and competition is intensifying in areas such as AI, IoT, digital transformation, and sustainability.
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In September 2024 , ZF LifeTech opened a new Global Capability Center in Hyderabad, India. The center, with an investment of approximately 5 million euros, was established to drive the development of road safety technologies and employs more than 220 experts. This initiative is attracting attention as part of the Telangana state government's policy to support technological innovation. Furthermore, in July 2024, AstraZeneca established a new GCC in Tamil Nadu, positioning the region as a pharmaceutical GCC hub. Major pharmaceutical companies such as Pfizer and Roche have also followed suit, rapidly strengthening the state's presence as a center of R&D activities.
Conclusion:
The role of GCCs in R&D is evolving from a mere cost-cutting base to a "strategic hub" supporting corporate growth and innovation. Accelerating innovation and supporting global business expansion, GCCs will continue to be key to responding to dynamic changes in the global economy. The development of GCCs, where technology and talent converge, is expected to shape a next-generation R&D model and drive sustainable growth, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.
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