 "Narendra Modi with Michel Temer during a meeting with the business leaders of the two countries in Goa")
British liquor major Diageo, which owns majority in United Spirits in India, has opened its captive back office in Bengaluru, which it expects to scale to over 1,000 people by next year.
Diageo's first captive shared services centre in India will focus on finance and accounting and expand its services in areas such as business intelligence, analytics and data services. It already has around 100 people in the centre.
Diageo has four such units in Manila, Nairobi, Budapest and Bogota.
"We believe in hiring the very best talent who we know can be successful for themselves and in turn drive our business forward. We are creating an open and inclusive culture that values diversity and inspires us to win together." Samarpita Banerjee, Head of HR, DBSI, said in a statement.
