Blackbuck IT Company
Not only the common people, but also big companies are angry about the problem of pits on the streets of Bengaluru. Meanwhile, there were reports that many IT companies are considering leaving the city. Union Minister HD Kumaraswamy also appealed to companies not to leave Bengaluru. Amidst this controversy, Blackbuck CEO Rajesh Yawaji has made it clear that his company is not going to leave the city.
Reports of leaving Bengaluru dismissed
Recently, after the resentment of Rajesh Yavaji’s resentment, the discussion started that Blackbuck is also preparing to go out of Bengaluru. But now he has clarified the situation by tweeting. He says that the company is shifting its office from one place to another only within the city so that the employees are easy to move.
Company roots are connected to Bengaluru
Yavaji wrote on his social media platform X, Blackbuck started in 2015 with a small office near Sony Signal in Koramangala. As the team and work increased in 2016, we went to Outer Ring Road, Bellandur. Here Bangalore and Karnataka provided us with resources, talent and infrastructure, due to which the company grew up today and affected India’s trucking ecosystem.
He further said that in the last decade, the company has found a lot from the technology economy of Bengaluru and further the same city will play an important role in their growth.
Expect help from officials
Yavaji told that the new office will be within the city, which will make the staff travel easier. He said, for us, improvement of infrastructure is necessary for better commercial operations and for this we expect help from the concerned government officials.
Bengaluru will always be home
The CEO made it clear that Blackbuck is deeply ties with Bengaluru. He says, we not only want to stay in Bengaluru, but also want to strengthen our presence here. Bengaluru is our home and will continue to be ahead. We will keep our problems in front of the officials and will keep trying to solve.