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Flo Haulers Cross 100 Active Deployments Across India
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Flo Haulers Cross 100 Active Deployments Across India

Flo Haulers has crossed 100 active deployments across 20 cities in India, supported by growing adoption among major contractors and real estate developers.

Shapoorji Pallonji, Kalpataru and Leighton Asia joined the company’s client portfolio during the recent quarter. They join construction companies such as Larsen & Toubro, KEC International, Godrej, Sobha and Ahluwalia Contracts.

According to the company, its solutions have delivered cost savings of 45% and enabled 52% faster material movement at project sites. These operational benefits are driving adoption among contractors and developers seeking to accelerate construction timelines and improve site efficiency.

Data centre projects have emerged as a major deployment segment due to the rapid expansion of data centre infrastructure across India. These projects also face significant pressure to meet tight completion schedules, increasing demand for faster and more efficient material-handling solutions.

Hyderabad recorded the fastest deployment growth during the recent quarter, adding sites more rapidly than other markets served by the company.

Developers including Embassy, ASBL and Tridasa are directly procuring Flo Haulers rather than leaving purchasing decisions entirely to contractors. Faster material movement enables developers to complete projects earlier, accelerate handovers and sales, and recycle capital into new developments.

Flo Haulers has crossed 100 active deployments across 20 cities in India, supported by growing adoption among major contractors and real estate developers.Shapoorji Pallonji, Kalpataru and Leighton Asia joined the company’s client portfolio during the recent quarter. They join construction companies such as Larsen & Toubro, KEC International, Godrej, Sobha and Ahluwalia Contracts.According to the company, its solutions have delivered cost savings of 45% and enabled 52% faster material movement at project sites. These operational benefits are driving adoption among contractors and developers seeking to accelerate construction timelines and improve site efficiency.Data centre projects have emerged as a major deployment segment due to the rapid expansion of data centre infrastructure across India. These projects also face significant pressure to meet tight completion schedules, increasing demand for faster and more efficient material-handling solutions.Hyderabad recorded the fastest deployment growth during the recent quarter, adding sites more rapidly than other markets served by the company.Developers including Embassy, ASBL and Tridasa are directly procuring Flo Haulers rather than leaving purchasing decisions entirely to contractors. Faster material movement enables developers to complete projects earlier, accelerate handovers and sales, and recycle capital into new developments.

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