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Warehousing & Logistics

DP World picks up 49% stake in Reliance’s Chennai logistics park

30 Apr 2026

DP World has acquired a 49% stake in Reliance Industries’ multimodal logistics park near Chennai, expanding its presence in India’s logistics sector. The project at Mappedu is being developed as an integrated hub with road, rail and port connectivity to improve cargo movement and reduce costs. Spread across about 184 acres, the facility will handle multimodal freight and offer warehousing and value-added services. The deal builds on the existing partnership between the two companies and supports DP World’s broader plan to strengthen supply chain infrastructure in India.Read more

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Azad Engineering opens new Hyderabad facility to support Baker Hughes supply chain

29 Apr 2026

Azad Engineering has inaugurated a 7,600 sq metre lean manufacturing facility in Hyderabad to strengthen its long-standing partnership with Baker Hughes. The unit, located within its Centre of Excellence, is designed to enhance production scale, speed, and precision. This marks the company’s fourth dedicated facility, reflecting its continued capacity expansion to meet rising global demand across key sectors. The move also highlights Telangana’s growing prominence in precision engineering, supported by strong export growth, MSME participation, and investments from global OEMs.Read more

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Amazon India to invest over INR 2,800 crore to strengthen workforce and expand logistics network

28 Apr 2026

Amazon India has announced an investment of over INR 2,800 crore to improve associate safety, health, and financial wellbeing while expanding its logistics and delivery network. The move builds on earlier investments and supports its long-term plan to invest over USD 35 billion in India by 2030. The company will scale fulfilment infrastructure, strengthen last-mile delivery, and expand quick commerce operations. It will also enhance insurance, social security access, and workplace facilities for associates, while improving service reach across tier II and III cities.Read more

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CIDCO plans 374 ha logistics park in Navi Mumbai on connectivity advantage

27 Apr 2026

CIDCO has proposed an Integrated Logistics Park (ILP) spanning around 374 hectares in Navi Mumbai to strengthen the region’s position as a national logistics hub. The project will be developed near Chirle Village in Pushpak Node and will include core infrastructure, utilities and social amenities. The initiative is backed by Navi Mumbai’s proximity to JNPA port, the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport, and connectivity through major infrastructure such as the Mumbai Trans Harbour Link and Dedicated Freight Corridor. CIDCO has initiated the pilot phase by inviting bids for 12 plots. The development aligns with rising demand from e-commerce, manufacturing and trade, and aims to create a structured logistics ecosystem to improve cargo movement and attract investments.Read more

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Shadowfax launches ‘Shadowfax 360’ platform to onboard SMEs, expands reach to 15,000+ pincodes

27 Apr 2026

Shadowfax Technologies has launched ‘Shadowfax 360’, a self-serve digital logistics platform aimed at small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands. The platform enables businesses to begin shipping operations within minutes without technical integration or minimum order commitments. It provides access to Shadowfax’s network spanning over 15,000 pincodes across more than 2,500 cities, along with features such as flat-rate pricing, AI-led return risk assessment and e-commerce integrations. The move is part of the company’s strategy to diversify beyond large enterprise clients and expand its merchant base among early-stage and online-first businesses, while improving logistics accessibility and efficiency across the digital commerce ecosystem.Read more

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India ports shift to logistics hubs on capacity growth push

24 Apr 2026

India’s ports are transitioning into integrated logistics and industrial hubs, supported by capacity expansion, policy reforms and private sector participation, according to the Shipping Secretary. Addressing investors in Singapore, officials highlighted that cargo handling capacity has doubled over the past decade to 2,771 MTPA, with a target of 3,500 MTPA by 2030. The shift reflects a broader strategy to move beyond traditional cargo handling towards port-led industrialisation and supply chain integration. Initiatives such as public-private partnerships, shipbuilding expansion and green port development are driving this transformation. The development positions ports as key nodes in India’s trade infrastructure, aimed at improving efficiency, attracting global investment and strengthening manufacturing ecosystems.Read more

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NDR InvIT acquires Kochi, Coimbatore warehousing assets for INR 260 crore

Kochi News Desk

24 Apr 2026

NDR InvIT Trust has acquired two Grade-A warehousing assets in Kochi and Coimbatore for around INR 260 crore, adding nearly 0.79 million sq ft of leasable space to its portfolio. The fully operational assets are 100% occupied and come with a weighted average lease expiry of over five years, ensuring stable rental income. The acquisition strengthens the trust’s presence in high-growth South Indian logistics hubs, supported by rising demand from e-commerce, manufacturing, and third-party logistics players. With this transaction, the platform’s total operating area has expanded to nearly 23 million sq ft across multiple cities, reflecting continued institutional interest in India’s warehousing and logistics segment as a long-term yield-generating asset class.Read more

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MSME ministry partners NICDC arm to strengthen logistics data access for small businesses

23 Apr 2026

The Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises has partnered with NICDC Logistics Data Services Limited to improve logistics efficiency through better data access. The collaboration will enable integration of logistics data with MSME systems using API-based technology, helping businesses track freight movement and plan operations more effectively. The initiative aims to reduce delays, optimise costs and support informed decision-making. It also aligns with ongoing government efforts to digitise supply chains and address structural challenges such as high logistics costs and fragmented systems impacting MSME growth.Read more

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Allcargo Logistics rolls out tech-led supply chain solutions for FMCG sector

20 Apr 2026

Allcargo Logistics has introduced integrated, technology-driven supply chain solutions aimed at addressing increasing complexity in India's fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) sector. The initiative focuses on network optimisation, transportation planning and digital integration to manage fragmented inventory flows and evolving demand patterns. As FMCG companies expand product portfolios and shift towards smaller, more frequent shipments, logistics requirements are becoming more dynamic. The company's solutions enable real-time inventory balancing and flexible routing across its nationwide network spanning over 32,000 pin codes. The move reflects a broader transition in supply chain models from linear distribution systems to multi-directional, demand-responsive frameworks.Read more

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3PL firms account for one-third of warehousing demand as Grade A leasing reaches 11 million sq ft across top cities in Q1 2026

18 Apr 2026

Industrial and warehousing demand across India's top eight cities reached 11 million sq ft in Q1 2026, reflecting a 22% year-on-year increase, according to Colliers. Third-party logistics (3PL) companies led activity, contributing around one-third of total leasing at approximately 3.5 million sq ft, with demand rising 1.8 times annually. Delhi NCR and Chennai together accounted for nearly half of overall absorption, while Bengaluru and Hyderabad recorded strong growth. New supply stood at 12.5 million sq ft, up 33% year-on-year, leading to a rise in vacancy levels to 16.7%. Despite near-term risks from global supply chain disruptions, long-term demand drivers remain supported by logistics expansion and policy-led manufacturing growth.Read more

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