Markelytics to expand its Bangalore operations

Saturday, March 17, 2007, 16:37 [IST]

Bangalore, Feb 23 (UNI) Markelytics Solutions India Pvt. Ltd (Markelytics) and the country's leading Off-shore Market Research Agency, today announced its plans to expand its operations by increasing manpower and setting up additional facilities in its Bangalore operations.

The Company would increase its manpower to 250 from the present 100 over the next one year and the recruitment would be of local talent from tier II cities like Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli etc.

Markelytics Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Managing Director Jasal Shah said that "our international business has grown sharply with Markelytics being able to break through leading research agencies in North America, Europe and Australia. We plan to have more offices in Europe and US to aggressively grow the international business." UNI

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