Centum Learning aims Rs 200-cr revenue this fiscal

NEW DELHI: Learning and skill development firm Centum Learning is chasing a Rs 200-crore revenue for this financial year and planning to expand its global footprint in the Middle East, the Philippines and Myanmar.

Centum Learning provides end-to-end training and skill development solutions to improve productivity and employability enhancement for youth.

The company mainly operates under four main verticals -- corporate training; vocational education and skills training; skills at schools/colleges and skills for global employability.

"Last year, our revenue was Rs 172 crore, and this fiscal we are chasing a Rs 200-crore revenue," Centum Learing CEO and Director Sanjeev Duggal told PTI.

Centum Learning has presence in in Africa, India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

"We are globally expanding. We are investing in global expansion. We are now active in 23 countries and planning to add 3-4 more countries in the Middle East, Myanmar and the Philippines," Duggal added.

At present, the company has around 1,000 direct employees across the world, and it is expected to increase its staff strength, he said, adding how many people would be added to the payroll depends on the kind of projects that the company gets.

Centum Learning provides end-to-end training and skill-building solutions to central and state ministries, PSUs and over 350 global firms.

Moreover, in association with National Skill Development Corporation, it has also established Centum Work Skills India Limited to skill 1.2 crore people and provide livelihood opportunities.