Wipro, an Indian technology services and consulting company, has officially opened a new office at Sable Park, Century City, in Cape Town, South Africa.

This expansion underlines the firm’s enduring commitment to providing value to its clients in the region.

The inauguration was graced by key dignitaries including Alderman James Vos, Mayoral Committee Member – Economic Growth, City of Cape Town, representatives from the Indian Consulate in Cape Town and the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), along with Wipro’s clients, tech partners and local employees.

Cape Town, with its R14 billion contribution to the metro’s economy in 2021 via the international BPO market, is growing as a sought-after destination for technology and BPO companies. Wipro’s new establishment is likely to boost this growth trajectory while also fortifying its foothold in Africa. The city is progressively investing in skill development and promotional campaigns to bolster its attractive business environment.

Africa plays a significant role in Wipro’s APMEA Strategic Market Unit, being one of the six focal regions. The company has been operating in Africa since 2007, assisting enterprises and public sectors in accelerating their digital transformation and enhancing their global competitiveness. The new Cape Town office reaffirms Wipro’s steadfast commitment towards the local communities.

Anis Chenchah — Wipro Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa (APMEA) CEO said: “The inauguration of our office in Century City, Cape Town, is a significant milestone for Wipro as it emphasizes our commitment to invest in and expand our presence across South Africa. This new office will help us better address the requirements of the growing client base in the region and provide interesting opportunities to the local talent.”

Alongside its business ventures, Wipro has launched various social initiatives under the Wipro SIYAPHA brand, further cementing its position as a community-driven corporation. This move aligns with Wipro’s overarching strategy to expand and strengthen its global presence in the technology services and consulting arena.

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