Fivetran Expands APAC Presence With New India Headquarters

Surging demand for data modernization and centralization fuels double-digit growth across the region

Fivetran, the global leader in data movement, today announced the opening of its new India headquarters in Bangalore’s Ecoworld Tech Park. This strategic expansion underscores Fivetran’s rapid growth in the Asia-Pacific region, where businesses are increasingly adopting AI and analytics to drive innovation. The new office will support nearly 300 employees, with plans to nearly double the workforce in the next five years.

“India and the broader APAC region are at the forefront of digital transformation, with companies rapidly embracing AI, analytics, and automation,” said George Fraser, CEO of Fivetran. “Our new headquarters represents more than just growth – it’s a commitment to empowering businesses with cutting-edge data solutions. By deepening our presence here, we’re not only investing in talent but also strengthening our ability to help enterprises turn data into a competitive advantage.”

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“India and the broader APAC region are at the forefront of digital transformation, with companies rapidly embracing AI, analytics, and automation”

Fivetran powers data movement for some of the region’s most recognized brands, including Toyota Motor Corporation, Japanese beverage giant Suntory, Indian eyewear company Titan, and India’s largest business conglomerate Tata Group. Globally, Fivetran works with leading companies such as OpenAI, Autodesk, and Lufthansa to centralize data to support their analytics and AI initiatives.

Located in the USGBC LEED Platinum Certified RMZ Ecoworld Tech Park, Fivetran’s new office spans 12,500 square feet and features state-of-the-art amenities, including fitness facilities, daycare, cafes, and a medical center. The Bangalore office will play a central role in supporting Fivetran’s growing customer base and advancing its mission to simplify data movement worldwide.

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