The Noida centre would be a 4,000-seater facility, while the ones at Kolkata and Chandigarh would house 3,000 people each, he said.

At present, the company has three 'establishments' in Noida, two in Kolkata and one in Chandigarh. The development centres would be used for accommodating the existing facilities or for expansions of the company's operations in the respective cities, a company official said.

Nayyar said the company is looking at acquisitions in the BPO/KPO space, but yet to identify a target. "We are interested in the telecom space. However, it has to be a strategic fit to our existing operations," the official said, adding the BPO/KPO vertical of the company employs 3,445 people.