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TVS ILP to develop logistics park in Siliguri as company expands East India footprint

#Warehousing & Logistics#Infrastructure#India
Last Updated : 8th May, 2026
Synopsis

TVS Industrial & Logistics Parks has signed an agreement for a 10-acre land parcel in Siliguri, West Bengal, to develop a new logistics park as part of its expansion strategy in eastern India. The proposed project is expected to strengthen regional supply chain infrastructure, support organised Grade A warehousing and improve logistics efficiency for businesses operating across eastern and north-eastern markets. Located in a strategically important transit corridor, Siliguri serves as a gateway connecting mainland India with the Northeast as well as neighbouring countries including Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. The development marks TVS ILP’s second major investment in West Bengal and comes amid increasing demand for institutional-grade warehousing driven by e-commerce, FMCG, pharmaceuticals and regional distribution networks.

TVS Industrial & Logistics Parks has announced plans to develop a logistics park in Siliguri after signing an agreement for a 10-acre land parcel in the strategically located north Bengal city, further strengthening its industrial and warehousing presence in eastern India.


The company stated earlier this week that the proposed logistics park is expected to support regional logistics efficiency, facilitate organised warehousing operations and contribute to employment generation in the region. The project will focus on Grade A warehousing infrastructure catering to industrial occupiers, logistics operators and distribution businesses.

According to the company, Siliguri offers strong multimodal connectivity and functions as a key transit and distribution hub linking eastern and north-eastern India with neighbouring international trade corridors including Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. The location has increasingly gained relevance for warehousing and logistics operators due to expanding trade flows, regional consumption growth and supply chain integration across the Northeast.

The development forms part of TVS ILP’s broader strategy to expand across high-potential logistics and industrial markets in East India. The company stated that sectors such as e-commerce, fast-moving consumer goods, pharmaceuticals and regional distribution networks were driving demand for organised warehousing infrastructure in the region.

According to statements issued by the company, the Siliguri project represents TVS ILP’s second major investment in West Bengal, reinforcing its long-term expansion plans within the state. The company has previously entered into similar agreements with state governments including Telangana and Karnataka as part of its nationwide logistics infrastructure growth strategy.

Ramnath Subramaniam attended the agreement signing along with representatives from Kolkata-based Ram Niwas Group, including Jayesh Sinhal.

The company already operates warehousing infrastructure in the Siliguri region through facilities located at Fulbari in West Bengal. According to company information, its existing operational logistics park in the area spans approximately 1.4 lakh sq ft of leased warehousing space catering to e-commerce and distribution occupiers.

India’s warehousing and logistics sector has continued to witness increased institutional investment and developer activity across emerging industrial and transit markets beyond metropolitan centres. Demand for Grade A warehousing infrastructure has remained strong amid expansion in manufacturing, retail distribution, third-party logistics and e-commerce operations across regional markets.

Source - PTI

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