’s subsidiary
NTT Global Data Centers & Cloud Infrastructure India has acquired two land parcels spread over nearly 2.4 acres along with an IT park in Mumbai’s western suburb Andheri for Rs 855 crore.The Tokyo-headquartered company’s India arm has bought the land and the IT park from
Bollywood actor Jeetendra Kapoor and his family-owned firms
Pantheon Buildcon and Tusshar Infra Developers.
The site comprising two contiguous land parcels currently houses Balaji IT Park, and includes three constructed buildings with a cumulative built-up area of over 4.90 lakh sq ft.
The transaction registered on May 29 has attracted stamp duty charges of Rs 8.69 crore, showed documents reviewed by Square Yards on the Inspector General of Registration and Controller of Stamps, Maharashtra.
As of early 2025, NTT operated 18 data centers across key cities including Mumbai, Delhi NCR, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata.
NTT Data recently announced a series of strategic initiatives reinforcing its continued commitment to the Indian market. Among these, the company announced the commissioning of its Malaysia, India, Singapore Transit (MIST) submarine cable system by June.NTT Global Data Centers & Cloud Infrastructure India specializes in a range of services including public and private cloud solutions, hosting, data management, application development, threat monitoring, content delivery networks, and testing services and serves customers globally. India's data center industry is witnessing rapid expansion, driven by the country’s accelerating digital transformation and growing reliance on cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and data-intensive technologies.
The growth is being supported by rising demand from sectors such as banking, e-commerce, telecommunications, and government services. Key cities like Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad are emerging as major data center hubs due to their robust connectivity infrastructure and access to skilled talent.
The sector is also benefiting from proactive policy support, improvements in power availability, and increased interest from global and domestic investors. As a result, India is steadily establishing itself as a critical destination in the global digital infrastructure landscape.
