Mumbai, India :
- Mahindra Logistics Limited has recently revealed an extension of 100,000 square feet to its existing multi-client warehouse in Nashik. Furthermore, the company has announced its intention to construct a new warehousing facility spanning 300,000 square feet, thereby increasing its total warehousing capacity in Nashik, Maharashtra, to 500,000 square feet. This expansion signifies the largest warehousing space available from any service provider in Nashik. Operations at the new facility are expected to commence by the end of the third quarter of 2024.
- Additionally, they announced plans for a new 300,000 square foot warehousing facility, effectively increasing their total warehousing capacity in Nashik, Maharashtra, to 500,000 square feet. This expansion marks the largest warehousing space offered by any service provider in Nashik. The new facility is set to commence operations by the conclusion of the third quarter of 2024.
- The state-of-the-art facilities are poised to significantly enhance Mahindra Logistics’ pan-India network of multi-client warehousing. Currently, Mahindra Logistics oversees the distribution of auto components for production plants situated in Nasik, Igatpuri, and Mumbai for an Auto OEM customer from its existing warehouse.
- With the introduction of the new facilities, Mahindra Logistics will extend its services to provide inbound logistics and distribution solutions for Automotive, Engineering goods, and Consumer Durables customers. These solutions will integrate technology-enabled and automated processes, ensuring end-to-end visibility throughout the supply chain.
- Positioned strategically with convenient access to key industrial and manufacturing clusters as well as consumption markets in Nashik City, Aurangabad, Satpur, Silvasa, and others, these facilities are poised to facilitate highly efficient logistics operations.
- Mahindra Logistics plans to invest Rs. 100 crores in establishing these new facilities, thereby creating employment opportunities for over 300 individuals in the region.