Key takeaways
- Reltio opens a global tech hub in Bengaluru to enhance R&D capabilities and regional presence.
- The facility aims to significantly boost AI-driven data unification and platform development.
- Reltio plans to increase its workforce by 70% to support growing enterprise demand.
- The site will strengthen partnerships with major firms like Accenture, Deloitte, and TCS.
- Reltio reports over $155 million in annual recurring revenue, driven by digital transformation needs.
Reltio, a master data management platform, announced the opening of its global technology hub in Bengaluru, as part of its expansion plans in India.
The facility will serve as the company’s R&D centre, focusing on platform development and innovation in data, cloud, and AI technologies.
The Bengaluru site is now Reltio’s largest global office, reflecting a strategic shift to strengthen its regional presence. The company plans to increase its employee count by 70 percent and deepen its investment in AI-driven data unification.
“By investing in top engineering talent and a state-of-the-art facility, we are strengthening our portfolio, scaling our capabilities, and deepening our engagement in India’s innovation landscape,” said Manish Sood, CEO and Founder of Reltio.
Reltio aims to use the Bengaluru hub to accelerate core platform development while enhancing support for its global customer base. The company also expects the centre to play a significant role in its partner ecosystem, which includes firms such as Accenture, Deloitte, Infosys, PwC, Cognizant, and TCS.
Reltio recently closed its fiscal year 2025 with over $155 million in annual recurring revenue (ARR), the company announced. Over the past five years, the company said it has tripled in size, maintaining a consistent growth rate above 20 percent.
This growth has been driven by enterprise demand for real-time data unification as part of broader digital and AI transformation initiatives. Reltio now serves 44 customers with ARR exceeding $1 million and supports 38 Fortune 500 companies, including Pfizer, HP, CarMax, and AstraZeneca.
“India’s rapid digital transformation presents a tremendous opportunity to drive data innovation and security,” said Sood. “With a rich ecosystem of top-tier talent, leading universities, and high-tech Fortune 500 companies, Bengaluru provides the ideal environment to expand our expertise.”
