Adobe—the global technology leader that unleashes creativity, productivity, and personalized customer experiences through innovative tools and platforms—today announced the opening of a new office in Noida, underscoring its continued investment in India as a key hub for innovation and growth.
This marks Adobe’s seventh office in India and its third office in Uttar Pradesh. Located in Sector 129, the campus brings together over 700 employees across engineering and customer-focused roles, representing a significant investment in local talent.
“As the world is transformed by AI and agentic technologies, Adobe is at the forefront—reimagining what’s possible and shaping the future of innovation. Our mission to empower everyone to create remains central to this shift, with our teams in India playing a critical role in advancing Adobe’s AI-driven future,” said Abhigyan Modi, Country Manager – Adobe India and Senior Vice President, Document Cloud, Adobe. “The opening of our new Noida office marks an important milestone in our continued focus on driving innovation from India.”
The new Adobe office is a world-class workplace, powered by latest technology for teams to collaborate and create in the age of AI. “The new Adobe office represents our focus on creating an environment where people can do their best work,” said Swati Rustagi, Head of Employee Experience, Adobe India. “The office space is designed to inspire our people—through connection, conversation and teams coming together. Every aspect of the campus fosters co-creation and collaboration, bringing our people together to unlock their full potential.”
Aligned with Adobe’s sustainability commitments—the new Noida building is IGBC Platinum-certified and incorporates environmentally responsible design, energy-efficient systems and sustainable building practices.
Adobe began operations in India in 1997 as an engineering R&D center and has since become a driving force behind the company’s product development and innovation strategy, attracting some of the region’s top talent. Today, with over 8,000 employees, India is Adobe’s largest workforce outside the U.S., contributing to more than a third of its innovation. Over its 28-year presence, Adobe has made sustained strategic investments to expand its impact and accelerate digital and creative growth in India.
In February 2026, the company advanced its commitment to building AI-ready talent by providing students across accredited institutions free access to tools like Firefly, Photoshop, and Acrobat, alongside a partnership with Airtel to offer Adobe Express Premium free to 360 million users nationwide. Recently, Adobe appointed India’s industry veteran Manoj Kohli to its International Advisory Board, alongside strengthening its leadership team in India with the appointments of Shamik Basu in Creative Products Group and Manoj Nagpal in Global Delivery Center & Shared Services.