InfoPark
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UnclaimedA government-developed information technology park and business campus in Kochi, Kerala, India.
Last updated November 4, 2026
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Overview
InfoPark, Kochi is a government-developed information technology park located in Kakkanad, in the eastern part of Kochi, Kerala, India. Established by the Government of Kerala in 2004, it was created to expand the state’s information-technology and information-technology-enabled-services economy, attract domestic and multinational employers, and provide purpose-built commercial infrastructure for technology businesses. The campus operates as a large employment and real-estate ecosystem rather than as a conventional consumer-facing product brand. Its principal offering is access to serviced office and development space, including multi-tenanted facilities, built-to-suit campuses, Special Economic Zone and non-SEZ premises, connectivity, utilities, and business-support amenities. The park also provides plug-and-play facilities through its Smart Business Centre, allowing companies to begin operations without developing a complete standalone campus. Facilities include office buildings, food courts, banking and ATM services, shopping and other employee-oriented amenities. InfoPark’s Kochi development is organized in two principal phases. Phase I occupies approximately 101 acres and has been substantially developed with more than seven million square feet of operational built-up space. It includes InfoPark-owned buildings such as Thapasya, Vismaya, and Athulya, alongside facilities developed by private co-developers. Phase II extends across approximately 160 acres near the Kadamprayar River in the Kunnathunad and Puthencruz area. Its master plan combines SEZ and non-SEZ clusters with office blocks, BPO facilities, utilities, roads, water and sewage infrastructure, commercial amenities, accommodation, recreation, and a convention-oriented business environment. Jyothirmaya, one of the prominent Phase II buildings, was inaugurated in January 2017. The park has attracted a broad tenant base spanning information technology, software services, business-process operations, consulting, engineering, life sciences, analytics, and corporate services. Referenced occupants include Tata Consultancy Services, Wipro, HCL Technologies, Tech Mahindra, LTIMindtree, UST, IBM, Cognizant, KPMG, EY, IQVIA, Xerox, Conduent, NOV, Invesco, EXL Service, Hubbell, Alight, Nielsen, Geodis, and Buck. Major private campuses and co-developer projects have also contributed to the overall development, including projects associated with Wipro, TCS, IBS Software, L&T, Brigade, and other property groups. InfoPark follows a hub-and-spoke development model for Kerala’s technology sector. Kochi serves as the principal hub, while associated locations at Thrissur and Cherthala extend the park’s infrastructure and employment model to other parts of the state. The Thrissur facility is located at Koratty near the National Highway 544 and Cochin International Airport. The Cherthala facility in Alappuzha district includes a sector-specific SEZ and an operational IT building. The park is strategically connected to Kochi’s wider telecommunications and transport infrastructure. It is linked to the Seaport-Airport Road through the InfoPark Expressway and is close to telecommunications infrastructure associated with major international submarine-cable landing routes. Water transport links Kakkanad with Vyttila, and feeder bus services connect the campus with nearby transport hubs. Planned and proposed improvements, including the extension of Kochi Metro toward Kakkanad and InfoPark, have been intended to address the area’s longstanding commuting pressures. InfoPark has become a major contributor to Kerala’s IT export economy and has helped transform Kakkanad from a largely peripheral area into a major commercial, residential, and employment district. The reference material reports approximately 582 companies and about 72,000 professionals associated with the park in 2025, together with approximately 9.2 million square feet of built-up area. Reported IT exports rose from about ₹32 billion in 2016–17 to ₹63.1 billion in 2020–21. These figures describe the park ecosystem and its tenant activity rather than revenue earned by a listed consumer brand.
History
InfoPark was established in 2004 by the Government of Kerala as part of the state’s effort to build a stronger information-technology economy and diversify employment beyond traditional sectors. The Kochi site was selected in Kakkanad, an area that could support a large planned campus while remaining connected to central Kochi, the airport, road networks, and telecommunications infrastructure. The initial development focused on Phase I, combining government-developed facilities with private co-developer projects. The campus was divided into SEZ and non-SEZ areas and used two principal real-estate formats: multi-tenanted facilities for companies seeking ready office capacity, and built-to-suit premises for larger or more specialized operations. Buildings including Thapasya, Vismaya, and Athulya became part of the park’s core government-associated inventory, while projects by private developers expanded the supply of office space. The resulting environment enabled both established technology companies and smaller operations to locate within a common business ecosystem. As occupancy grew, InfoPark became a significant contributor to Kerala’s IT exports and a catalyst for the transformation of Kakkanad. Large Indian technology-service companies and international corporations established operations in or around the campus. The expansion also stimulated nearby residential, retail, hospitality, and commercial development, changing the urban character of northeastern Kochi. The park’s impact therefore extended beyond office construction: it helped create a major employment corridor and shifted the practical center of economic activity toward Kakkanad. The Government of Kerala subsequently pursued Phase II on approximately 160 acres in the neighboring Kunnathunad and Puthencruz areas. The expansion was planned as a mixed SEZ and non-SEZ technology district with office clusters, BPO complexes, utilities, roads, water treatment, sewage treatment, commercial space, hotels, recreation, and convention facilities. The Board of Approvals of India’s Union Ministry of Commerce granted SEZ status to approximately 98 acres of the Phase II area. The master plan emphasized an environmentally conscious campus with energy-saving measures and reduced carbon emissions. Jyothirmaya, a major Phase II building, was inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Kerala on 22 January 2017. InfoPark’s development model also expanded beyond Kochi. Under its hub-and-spoke approach, the Kochi park serves as the hub while facilities at Thrissur and Cherthala extend IT infrastructure into other districts. The Thrissur park at Koratty was developed on land near the airport and National Highway 544, with plug-and-play office capacity. The Cherthala facility in Pallipuram includes a sector-specific SEZ and an IT building intended to support operations outside the Kochi metropolitan area. Connectivity has remained central to the park’s competitiveness. InfoPark is connected to the Seaport-Airport Road by a four-lane expressway and benefits from nearby telecommunications infrastructure, including access to major international submarine-cable systems through the regional communications gateway. Water transport between Vyttila and Kakkanad and feeder-bus services have improved access, while the proposed Kochi Metro extension toward Kakkanad and InfoPark has been associated with longer-term efforts to relieve congestion and support the expanding workforce. By 2025, the reference material describes the wider InfoPark ecosystem as containing approximately 582 companies, about 72,000 professionals, and roughly 9.2 million square feet of built-up area. Phase II was planned to add substantially more capacity and potentially support more than 100,000 professionals when fully developed. Reported IT exports connected with InfoPark increased from approximately ₹32 billion in 2016–17 to ₹63.1 billion in 2020–21. Because InfoPark is a government-backed infrastructure and development platform, these figures represent ecosystem activity and tenant exports rather than a conventional brand-sales measure.
- 2025
Reported ecosystem scale exceeded 500 companies
[1]The park was described as hosting approximately 582 companies and employing about 72,000 professionals, with around 9.2 million square feet of built-up area.
- 2021
Reported IT exports reached ₹63.1 billion
[1]Reference material reported that IT exports associated with InfoPark reached approximately ₹63.1 billion in 2020–21, nearly twice the reported 2016–17 level.
- 2017
Jyothirmaya building inaugurated
[1]The Jyothirmaya building in the Phase II area was inaugurated on 22 January 2017, marking a visible expansion of the Kochi campus.
- 2009
Cherthala SEZ notified
[1]Approximately 60 acres of the InfoPark Cherthala site were notified as a sector-specific Special Economic Zone.
- 2004
InfoPark established
[1]The Government of Kerala established InfoPark in Kochi to develop a major information-technology and IT-enabled-services cluster.
Products and positioning
A state-backed technology and business-infrastructure platform designed to attract IT, IT-enabled-services, knowledge-industry, and multinational-company operations to Kerala.
Technology park campus · 2004
Phase I campus
The original major Kochi campus, developed across approximately 101 acres, provides government-owned and co-developer office facilities for technology, consulting, business-process, and knowledge-industry tenants. It includes multi-tenanted and built-to-suit premises, SEZ and non-SEZ space, utilities, connectivity, food services, banking, retail, and other workplace amenities. Core buildings include Thapasya, Vismaya, and Athulya.
Technology park expansion
Phase II campus
Phase II is a planned expansion across approximately 160 acres near the Kadamprayar River. Its development framework includes SEZ and non-SEZ office clusters, BPO complexes, utility infrastructure, roads, water and sewage systems, commercial services, hotels, recreation, and convention facilities. The plan is intended to provide up to approximately eight million square feet of additional built-up capacity when complete.
Plug-and-play workspace
Smart Business Centre
The Smart Business Centre provides ready-to-use workspace for Indian and foreign IT, IT-enabled-services, and knowledge-based companies. Its plug-and-play model is intended to reduce the time and capital required for a new operation to begin functioning within the park.
Satellite technology park
InfoPark Thrissur
Located at Koratty in Thrissur district, InfoPark Thrissur extends the organization’s hub-and-spoke model beyond Kochi. The site includes approximately 30 acres, plug-and-play office capacity, and additional planned development. Its location near National Highway 544 and Cochin International Airport supports access for technology and business-service companies.
Satellite technology park
InfoPark Cherthala
The Cherthala facility in Pallipuram village, Alappuzha district, occupies approximately 66 acres, of which about 60 acres were notified as a sector-specific SEZ. Its first InfoPark-developed IT building provides office capacity for companies seeking a technology location outside the Kochi metropolitan campus.
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