Goldman Sachs has inaugurated a 50% larger Mumbai office, expanding India operations as the US bank strengthens its presence in the country’s fast-growing financial sector.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has opened a larger office in Mumbai, reflecting its strategic focus on expanding operations in India, the world’s fourth-largest economy. The new office, located in Worli, occupies over 70,000 square feet—50% larger than the previous premises—and features globally standardized facilities including Zoom-enabled meeting rooms, height-adjustable desks, and an on-site cafe.
Our new Mumbai office is the next chapter in our multi-decade growth trajectory in India, underscoring the substantial opportunities we see in the market.”
Kevin Sneader, Asia Pacific ex-Japan president of Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs employs around 8,500 people across India, including in its major global capability centers in Bengaluru and Hyderabad. These centers handle investment research, finance, engineering, and emerging technologies. The firm has also deployed over $8.5 billion in capital in India since 2006, supporting its robust investment banking and M&A operations.
The office expansion comes amid growing global interest in India’s financial sector. With India projected to become the world’s fourth-largest economy this year, Goldman Sachs’ strengthened presence positions it to capitalize on the country’s rising domestic demand and tech-adaptive workforce.
The new Mumbai office aligns with Goldman Sachs’ broader strategy to enhance operational efficiency and deliver advanced financial services while supporting the firm’s long-term growth in India.
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