Adobe has opened a new office in Noida as part of its continued investment in India. This new facility marks the seventh office for this company in India and the third in Uttar Pradesh.
Adobe added that the office reflects its focus on India as a hub for innovation, product development, and AI-led growth. The campus, located in Sector 129, will accommodate more than 700 employees working across engineering and customer-focused roles.
“As the world is transformed by AI and agentic technologies, Adobe is at the forefront reimagining what’s possible and shaping the future of innovation,” said Abhigyan Modi, Country Manager for Adobe India and Senior Vice President of Document Cloud. He added that teams in India play a “critical role” in advancing the company’s AI strategy.
Adobe said the Noida office uses technology-focused workplace systems to support collaboration and product development. “The new Adobe office represents our focus on creating an environment where people can do their best work,” said Swati Rustagi, Vice President of Employee Experience at Adobe India. “Every aspect of the campus fosters co-creation and collaboration.”
Adobe began operations in India in 1997 as an engineering and research centre. The company now employs more than 8,000 people in the country, making India its largest workforce base outside the United States. Its India teams contribute to over one-third of the company’s innovation efforts.
The company has also expanded its AI and education initiatives in recent months.
In February 2026, Adobe announced free access to tools, including Adobe Firefly, Adobe Photoshop, and Adobe Acrobat, for Indian students at accredited institutions. It also partnered with Airtel to offer Adobe Express Premium to 360 million users in India.
Adobe recently appointed Manoj Kohli, former CEO of Bharti Airtel and ex-SoftBank India head, to its International Advisory Board. The company also strengthened its India leadership team with the appointments of Shamik Basu, former VP at Microsoft, and Manoj Nagpal, former MD at OpenText India.
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