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Cactus Communications

Cactus Communications is a global scientific communications firm offering AI‑driven editing and research support services, headquartered in Mumbai.

IT services Publishing Mumbai, India Est. 2002

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About Cactus Communications

Founded in 2002, Cactus Communications is a leading technology‑enabled scientific communications company that helps researchers, institutions, and corporations convey their ideas worldwide. Through its flagship brand Editage and AI products such as Mind the Graph, Paperpal, and R Discovery, the company provides academic editing, translation, publication support, and research dissemination services. Operating in over 100 countries with offices in Mumbai, Princeton, London, Singapore, Beijing, Shanghai, Seoul, and Tokyo, Cactus employs more than 3,000 experts. Recognized repeatedly as a 'Great Place to Work', it combines a remote‑first culture with a focus on innovation, quality, and customer‑centric solutions in the publishing and research sector.

Founded
2002
Headquarters
Mumbai, India
Employees
1,001–5,000
Type
IT services
Industry
Publishing

Offices

Mumbai

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