By: IPP Bureau
Last updated : July 03, 2026 7:58 am
The new Hyderabad hub, set to become operational in the first quarter of 2027, will strengthen Roche's global technology network and support digital innovation
Roche has announced plans to establish its second Digital Tech Hub in India, expanding its global technology network with a new facility in Hyderabad alongside its existing hub in Pune.
The Hyderabad Digital Tech Hub is expected to become operational in the first quarter of 2027 and will scale its operations over the following years. The expansion reflects Roche's continued investment in India's technology and life sciences ecosystem and its strategy to strengthen digital capabilities supporting global healthcare operations.
The new hub will complement Roche's Pune facility by providing technology and digital services across key functions, including biostatistics, enterprise resource planning (ERP), medical safety, and other digital applications. According to the company, the Hyderabad centre will further strengthen its expertise in life sciences and accelerate the development of digital solutions for the pharmaceutical sector.
Ramesh Durvasula, Chief Data Officer and Chief AI Officer (a.i.), Roche, said, "Hyderabad is a destination for an exceptional talent pool, especially for the Pharmaceutical and Life Sciences domain. By tapping into India's vibrant healthcare and technology ecosystem, we are creating scalable data-driven innovations to advance our core purpose of improving patient care."
Raja Jamalamadaka, Vice-President & Site Head, Roche Pune & Hyderabad Sites, added, "Our investment in Hyderabad - a rapidly growing destination for research, technology and high-end innovations - reflects our long-term commitment to India and its ecosystem."
With the addition of the Hyderabad facility, Roche's two Digital Technology Hubs in India will support the company's global operations by delivering advanced IT services, digital applications, and specialised expertise across the pharmaceutical and life sciences value chain.