DuPont plans to double staff at India knowledge centre
DuPont plans to double staff at India knowledge centre
New Delhi: DuPont plans to double the staff at its India knowledge centre in the next two to three years, the head of the company’s South Asia operations said on Sunday.
Speaking at the World Economic Forum’s India summit, Balvinder Singh Kalsi was joined by DuPont chief executive Ellen Kullman, who said the company launched the centre in November last year.
The centre, which includes research and development, currently employs 360 people in the south Indian city of Hyderabad.
“We need to connect with customers at a very different level and localise our technology and our science to really apply to the Indian market."
DuPont employs 1,800 people in India and has six factories in the country, Kalsi said.
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