Muoro Receives $3.2 mn Grant to Accelerate GCC Expansion in Tier 2 and North India

Muoro has announced a strategic partnership with Brownfield Asset Advisory to launch a first-of-its-kind turnkey solution for Global Capability Centers (GCCs).

As part of this collaboration, Brownfield has extended a $3.2 million grant to Muoro to fast-track the development of GCCs and COEs (Centres of Excellence) for data engineers, machine learning and artificial intelligence to provide lean, effective and affordable options for Companies who want to invest in AI without putting a dent in their finances in Tier 2 cities and North India.

"India’s GCC market is expected to reach $95–110 billion by 2030. With Brownfield, we’re bringing a bold new approach that delivers fully operational engineering centers in as little as 4-8 weeks, with high-quality product teams and infrastructure baked in from day one. This allows enterprises to lower the cost of dedicated teams and redirect that capital into AI and innovation,” Vyom Bhardwaj, Founder and CEO, Muoro, said.

This partnership brings together infrastructure, talent, compliance, and execution into one turnkey solution—designed to help multinational companies set up product and engineering hubs in India faster, more cost-effectively, and with greater operational control.

By expanding into emerging talent corridors, companies can reduce overheads, tap untapped talent, and reinvest saved resources into strategic priorities such as AI innovation.

At the heart of the offering is Muoro’s Human+AI platform, which assembles and manages dedicated engineering PODs of top-tier talent with experience at firms like Amazon, Walmart, Paytm, and Asahi Glass.

This new turnkey approach is expected to allow enterprises to unlock speed, scalability, and savings without compromising on quality or control, enabling truly distributed and resilient global engineering operations.

Founded in 2018, Muoro is a technology services company specializing in building and managing remote software engineering teams through its "Engineer as a Service" (EaaS) model.