Mahindra Logistics Ltd. (MLL), one of India’s largest Integrated Logistics service providers has unveiled 1 lakh sq. ft. of warehouse designed with a sustainable warehousing architecture including multi-client capabilities, renewable energy, resource conservation and green cover.
This state-of-art warehouse will be an important part of MLL’s pan-India network of multi-user facilities that support customers inbound to manufacturing and fulfilment operations. The facility will support e-commerce, consumer, and manufacturing &engineering industries. The built-to-suit (BTS) facility is designed in line with MLL’s sustainability standards, including usage of recycled construction material, liquid discharge management, renewable energy and waste management requirements and state-of-the-art automation. The facility has onsite solar power generation capabilities to cater to the entire energy requirements and is equipped for solar charging for cargo vehicles and personal mobility.
Rampraveen Swaminathan, Managing Director and CEO of Mahindra Logistics, said, “The new facility extends our focus on providing customers a pan-India network of world class warehousing infrastructure. Our focus remains on providing integrated, customized solutions for inbound and fulfilment for which a robust warehousing network is key. This launch is part of our plan to expand into Tier 2 cities with larger, world class facilities. This new facility is a benchmark in terms of sustainability and a step forward towards our vision to be carbon neutral by 2040.”
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