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Cambium Networks Shuts India GCC, 200 Jobs Cut Amid Global Restructuring
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Moneycontrol•05-10-2026, 13:23
Cambium Networks Shuts India GCC, 200 Jobs Cut Amid Global Restructuring
- •Cambium Networks has closed its India Global Capability Centre (GCC) in Bengaluru, impacting approximately 200 employees as part of a global restructuring effort.
- •Affected employees will not receive severance pay, though salary and gratuity will be disbursed.
- •The Bengaluru GCC was a crucial engineering and R&D hub, supporting product development and global operations for Cambium Networks.
- •The company announced a global workforce reduction of 260 employees (53.6% of its total workforce) and its UK subsidiary entered administration, an insolvency process.
- •The shutdown of the Bengaluru center threatens service disruptions for over 10,000 network operators managing 4 million active wireless nodes worldwide, as it developed the Cambium ONE Network architecture and cnMaestro cloud management software.
Key Questions Answered
Cambium Networks shut down its India GCC in Bengaluru as part of a sweeping global restructuring plan that involved significant workforce reductions worldwide.
Around 200 employees were impacted by the closure of the Bengaluru Global Capability Centre.
No severance has been paid to the affected employees, and there are no indications that the company plans to make such a payment, though applicable salary and gratuity will be paid.
