Boston Consulting Group extends its services to India via opening an office at Hyderabad to enhance management consulting for pharmaceuticals, technology, and infrastructure and expand business prospects.

Boston Consulting Group (BCG), a world managerial consultancy giant, has established its fifth Indian office in the city of Hyderabad. Such growth will make BCG more deeply involved with its clients in the popular industries, and they are pharmaceuticals, technology, infrastructure, and real estate.

The new Hyderabad office will be a key node in management consulting activities, which will enable BCG to strengthen the ties in the region with its growing clientele. The company is still aggressively recruiting through the top learning facilities, with its focus also being on establishing well-developed and localized teams.

According to the head of BCG India, Rahul Jain, the office does depict the long-term commitment of the firm to India and the confidence of the business possibilities of the country. Located in India, Hyderabad is considered the pharma capital, since about one-third of the pharmaceutical production and one-fifth of the trading in the country is done there, hence making it the dominant city regarding consulting services to the academic field of life sciences and other related fields.

Hyderabad's rich technological environment, solid foundation in manufacturing, and fast-developing infrastructure also put the city in a much better situation as a new destination location for management consulting firms trying to assist R&D hubs, global capability centers, and start-ups.

BCG's expansion to provide high-impact solutions for management consulting in India drives the organization to be a reliable ally for clients facing complicated issues in ensuring growth and transformations.