According to a report by Oxford Economics, TCS contributed 3.3 billion pounds to the UK economy in FY2024, including more than 780 million pounds in tax contributions, and supported 42,700 jobs either directly or through its supply chain.
Operating in the UK for over 50 years, TCS works with 48 of the FTSE 100 companies and continues to play a key role in the UK’s technology ecosystem. The company also sponsors the TCS London Marathon, which in 2024 raised 73.5 million pounds—the largest amount ever collected for charities in a single-day fundraising event.
Commenting on the announcement, Jason Stockwood, the UK Minister for Investment, said, “For nearly 150 years, Tata Group has reflected leadership in entrepreneurship and philanthropy. As we celebrate a landmark Prime Ministerial visit to India, we reaffirm our pledge to maximise on the trade deal we signed in July. Tata Group and its companies like TCS are central to this mission—creating jobs, putting money in people’s pockets, and driving economic growth across both countries.”
Vinay Singhvi, Head of UK & Ireland at TCS, said the UK remains the company’s second-largest market globally, making it central to its long-term investment strategy.
“The AI Experience Zone will help foster innovation in collaboration with businesses throughout the UK, helping them maintain an edge in artificial intelligence and emerging technologies. We are also expanding our footprint across all four nations through investments in innovation, people, and skills,” Singhvi said.
Industry experts say the expansion further solidifies TCS’ leadership in digital transformation.
Nick Mayes, Principal Analyst at PAC, noted, “This latest investment reinforces TCS’ position as the leading provider of critical digital services in the UK. It plays a vital role in supporting complex transformation programmes across sectors, and this enhanced capability will strengthen its ability to help clients harness the full potential of AI.”
