TCC Concept Limited to Expand Data Centre Capacity Through Proposed 60 MW Campus.
This proposed acquisition represents another significant milestone in TCC Concept Limited's long-term strategy of building a diversified digital infrastructure platform. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, NES Data, the Company already owns and operates a 4 MW enterprise data centre in Pune. The proposed development of an additional data centre campus with a planned IT Load Capacity of up to 60 MW marks a significant expansion of its digital infrastructure business and reinforces TCC's long-term vision of creating one of India's leading next-generation data centre platforms. The proposed project is also a significant step towards the Company's medium-term strategic objective of building an aggregate data centre capacity of 100 MW, positioning TCC to capitalize on the rapidly growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, hyperscale infrastructure, enterprise colocation and digital transformation.
The proposed campus, strategically located within Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park, Hinjewadi, Pune, is expected to become a key digital infrastructure asset in the Company's portfolio. The location offers robust power availability, excellent fibre connectivity and close proximity to leading technology companies, making it ideally suited for hyperscale and enterprise data centre development. The project is proposed to be developed in phases, incorporating global standards of reliability, sustainability, operational efficiency and energy management.
Commenting on the development, Umesh Sahay, Chairman and Managing Director of TCC Concept Limited, said, "This proposed acquisition is another important milestone in TCC's vision of building a future-ready digital infrastructure platform. Having successfully established and operated our enterprise data centre in Pune, the proposed development of a 60 MW data centre campus represents the next phase of our growth journey and a significant milestone towards our medium-term objective of building an aggregate data centre capacity of 100 MW. As demand for AI infrastructure, cloud services and digital transformation continues to accelerate, we believe this investment will significantly strengthen our position in one of India's fastest-growing technology sectors and create long-term value for our shareholders."
Published on:
05 August 2026
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