FedEx invests USD 100 m in Hyderabad, opens first Advanced Capability Community | Education

FedEx invests USD 100 m in Hyderabad, opens first Advanced Capability Community | Education

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FedEx, a subsidiary of FedEx Corp., and one of the world’s largest express transportation companies, has made an investment of USD 100 million in Hyderabad and inaugurated its first Advanced Capability Community (ACC) in the city on Tuesday.

FedEx inaugurates first Advanced Capability Community in Hyderabad(AP)

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According to a press release issued by FedEx, the launch ceremony was attended by FedEx Corporation President and CEO Raj Subramaniam, and Richard Smith, FedEx Express President and CEO of Airline and International.

The release stated that the FedEx ACC is envisioned as a hub for technological and digital innovation, in line with the Telangana government’s strategic emphasis on nurturing a thriving pool of tech talent.

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Speaking on the occasion, Raj Subramaniam, President and CEO of FedEx Corporation, stated that the investment in talent and innovation is part of the company’s broader plan to drive excellence and deliver unparalleled smart logistics solutions worldwide.

“By leveraging an exceptional talent pool, we are accelerating digital transformation and delivering innovative solutions to our customers,” Subramaniam said.

(For more information, visit the official website)

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