Anaplan Opens First APAC Customer Experience Center in Gurugram as Part of Multi-Million-Dollar Expansion
Gurugram, September 7, 2026: Anaplan, an AI-driven scenario planning and analysis platform, announced a multi-million-dollar investment to expand its Asia-Pacific presence. As part of the initiative, the company opened its largest office to date in Gurugram, India, featuring its first Customer Experience Center in the region, it said in a press release.
Charles Gottdiener, Chief Executive Officer of Anaplan, said, “APAC is critical to Anaplan’s growth, ongoing innovation and AI leadership. As enterprises across the region navigate increasing complexity, they need a decision infrastructure that allows them to move with speed, precision and confidence. Our investment in Gurugram as a strategic hub accelerates our growth and brings world-class talent and AI-focused innovation closer to the organizations we serve.”
The multi-million-dollar commitment follows rapid growth for the company in the region. The Asia-Pacific region served as the company’s fastest-growing market for net new bookings last fiscal year. The organization now employs over 500 staff across nine regional offices, supported by new local data residency centers in India, Indonesia, and Singapore. More than 500 regional clients utilize the platform, including enterprise brands such as Bridgestone, Cebu Pacific, Canva, Mitsui Chemicals, Mizuho Bank, and Omron Healthcare.
Developed in partnership with real estate firm DLF India, the new 42,000-square-foot facility accommodates up to 500 employees. The office integrates engineering, product development, go-to-market, customer support, marketing, and human resources units within the technology hub.
The local teams will assist in developing the global product roadmap and advancing the company’s framework for role-based AI agents across corporate operations. The dedicated facility contains an interactive environment where corporate leaders can test AI tools and scenario-planning models.
Sanket Deodhar, India Head at Anaplan, said, “The caliber of India’s engineering and AI talent is world-class. Our customers, like Deepak Fertilizers, Alkem, Daimler Commercial Vehicles, and Hero Fincorp, span a number of India’s most critical industries, reflecting the massive reach of our platform across the country’s economy. India’s largest enterprises need agility at scale, and from Gurugram, our teams will help build and deliver the agentic AI capabilities that make that possible.
