InfoPark Kochi
IT Park situated in Kochi, India
Infopark Kochi is an information technology park in the city of Kochi, Kerala, India. Established in 2004 by the Government of Kerala, the park is spread over 323 acres (131 ha) of campus across two phases, housing 582 companies which employ about 72,000 professionals as of 2025.
The Phase 1 campus is fully developed spread over a 101 acres (40.9 ha) with more than 7×10^6 sq ft (650×10^3 m2) of operational built-up space. Infopark Phase II is spread over 160 acres (64.7 ha) of campus area which would have a total built-up space of 8×10^6 sq ft (740×10^3 m2) upon completion and is expected to employ more than 100,000 professionals.
The notable tenants in the park include Indian technology giants like Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, HCL Technologies, Tech Mahindra, LTIMindtree, UST Global, and foreign corporations like IBM, Cognizant, KPMG, Ernst & Young, IQVIA, Xerox, Conduent, NOV, Invesco, EXL Service, Hubbell, Alight, Nielsen, Geodis and Buck.
The Infopark campus currently has 9.2×10^6 sq ft (850×10^3 m2) of built-up area and is the major contributor of IT export revenue from the state of Keralam. IT exports from Infopark which stood at ₹32 billion (US$330 million) in 2016–17, doubled in a period of 4 years, rising to ₹63.1 billion (US$660 million) in 2020–21. A huge real estate boom was triggered soon after Infopark started to attract big MNCs from around the globe. Infopark changed the landscape and lifestyle of Kochi, particularly the Kakkanad area. A new culture got evolved and more and more commercial and residential ventures started to rise up which then extended the limits of Kochi city to further north end.
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