TCS Expands Asia-Pacific Footprint with New Bhutan Subsidiary

Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), through its wholly-owned arm Tata Consultancy Services Asia Pacific, has incorporated a new wholly-owned subsidiary in Bhutan named Tata Consultancy Services BT Private Limited. The company informed stock exchanges that the subsidiary was incorporated on December 16, 2025.

Purpose of the New Subsidiary

According to the regulatory filing, the main objective of setting up operations in Bhutan is to expand TCS’s business presence in the Asia-Pacific region, support rising demand for digital transformation, and provide high-quality IT and technology solutions. The move also aligns with TCS’s broader strategy of strengthening its footprint in emerging markets.

Focus on Digital Transformation and Local Talent

The new Bhutan-based unit will help meet the country’s growing need for digital services. TCS said the subsidiary will also focus on developing local talent by offering employment and training opportunities, which is expected to contribute to Bhutan’s human capital development and technology ecosystem.

Investment and Ownership Details

TCS has invested 90 million Ngultrum as initial capital in the Bhutan subsidiary through a cash subscription. The listed parent entity will hold 100% ownership, ensuring complete operational and strategic control over the new unit.

Regulatory Approvals Not Required

The company clarified that no government or regulatory approvals were required for the incorporation of the subsidiary in Bhutan, allowing for a smooth and timely setup of operations.

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TCS Share Price Performance

Tata Consultancy Services share price (NSE: TCS) closed at ₹3,217.80 on December 17, rising 0.40% or ₹12.70 during the session. The stock opened at ₹3,200.50, touched an intraday high of ₹3,236.90, and slipped to a low of ₹3,200.50. TCS currently commands a market capitalisation of about ₹11.64 lakh crore and trades at a P/E ratio of 23.55. The stock’s 52-week high stands at ₹4,432.95, while the 52-week low is ₹2,866.60. TCS offers a dividend yield of 1.93%, with a quarterly dividend payout of ₹15.53 per share, highlighting its consistent return to shareholders.

Conclusion

By setting up a wholly-owned subsidiary in Bhutan, TCS is strengthening its Asia-Pacific presence while supporting digital growth and skill development in the region. The move highlights the company’s long-term focus on expanding into new markets and building local capabilities.

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