Global engineering services firm Tata Technologies has unveiled plans to build a new £16 million European HQ in Warwick.
The purpose-built complex is expected to create 200 jobs and will be developed at Tachbrook Park by local property investment company AC Lloyd.
Tata Technologies, part of the wider Tata group which owns Jaguar Land Rover, said the investment reflected the "strong outlook and pipeline of opportunities" it had in the UK and abroad and its commitment to the West Midlands.
Its European HQ is currently based on Coventry University Technology Park in Coventry.
The expanded headquarters will create 200 additional jobs for design engineers and programme managers and the building will hold approximately 600 staff in total.
The base will house Tata Technologies' engineering support services as well as a research and development centre aimed at further developing the company's capabilities and growth opportunities, especially in the automotive, aerospace and industrial machinery sectors.
The building will be housed on a 3.8-acre site and is expected to open in the second half of next year.
Nick Sale, chief operating officer of Tata Technologies Europe, said: "These new headquarters showcase our ambition to continue to grow and expand Tata Technologies' operations in the UK and Europe.
"The development marks an exciting new chapter in the company's support of engineering excellence across the region."
