German companies view Hyderabad as hub for research and technology, says Consul General
Consul General Michael Hasper noted that the city's pharmaceutical ecosystem and engineering talent are attracting international businesses.
German companies are increasingly using Hyderabad as a centre for technological development, research, and innovation, according to The Hindu. Addressing the Day of German Unity celebrations in Hyderabad on Friday, October 30, 2026, Consul General of the Federal Republic of Germany Michael Hasper said businesses are visiting the city to create future products and technologies.
Mr. Hasper attributed this interest to the city's skilled engineers, ambitious young professionals, and appetite for innovation. He noted that Hyderabad has become a leading technology hub in areas such as artificial intelligence, pharmaceuticals, advanced engineering, and information technology.
Telangana Minister for Animal Husbandry and Sports Vakiti Srihari mentioned companies such as Siemens, Bayer, ZF, and Bosch when discussing the confidence German industries have in the local workforce. Mr. Srihari stated that the state has hosted high-level delegations from German states including Bavaria, Thuringia, Saxony, Hamburg, and Rhineland-Palatinate over the last two years.
The Minister said Telangana aims to turn agreements into actionable programmes regarding life sciences, technology, skills development, and German-language training. Mr. Hasper added that Germany requires skilled professionals like technicians, healthcare workers, IT specialists, and engineers, noting that Telangana possesses an abundant talent pool.
Regional Passport Officer Madhav R. Sulphule said the January 2026 visit to India by Chancellor Friedrich Merz and a business delegation provided fresh momentum to bilateral engagement. Mr.
Sulphule also noted the importance of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement for German enterprises engaging with the Indian economy.