SplashBI opens Hyderabad capability centre and plans over $100 million investment in five to seven years

SplashBI, an enterprise data intelligence company headquartered in Duluth, Georgia, opened a global capability centre (GCC) in Hyderabad's Financial District on November 9, 2026. The company said it plans to invest more than $100 million over the next five to seven years in infrastructure, technology and talent to scale the centre. Telangana IT and Industries Minister D Sridhar Babu inaugurated the 20,000 square foot facility, which has room for 275 professionals, according to the company release, PTI copy carried by the Economic Times, BW Businessworld and The Pioneer.

SplashBI has had a presence in Hyderabad since 2014, and the new site brings its city teams under one roof. Platform engineering, AI development, data science, domain analytics and customer delivery will sit together there, working on data connectivity, business modelling, SplashAI capabilities and customer implementations. The company says it has 400 people worldwide and more than 500 enterprise customers across 39 countries, figures repeated by BW Businessworld and The News Mill. The News Mill, citing ANI, also reported that $4 million has been set aside for an AI data centre as part of the expansion.

The product pitch is about making messy business data usable for AI. In its release SplashBI describes data models and business ontologies for HR, finance, sales, operations and supply chain, a semantic layer of shared definitions and measures, and more than 100 pre built connectors. Chief executive and co founder Naveen Miglani said enterprises need a practical way to turn the data they already have into decisions they can trust, while president and co founder Kiran Reddy Pasham said the Hyderabad teams will build the platform capabilities and domain content customers use every day.

The opening also fits Telangana's GCC push. At the launch, Sridhar Babu said Hyderabad hosts more than 515 GCCs employing over three lakh professionals, that more than 70 new GCCs began operations in the city last year, and that the state aims to attract another 100 over the next year, The Pioneer and Hyderabad Mail reported.

What to watch: the $100 million is a multi year plan the company itself announced, not money already spent, and SplashBI has not shared a hiring timeline beyond the 275 seat capacity. Whether the centre grows into a true product hub, as the state hopes for GCCs, will show in how much of SplashAI is built out of Hyderabad.