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Emiza Expands Bhiwandi Fulfilment Capacity by 2.32 Lakh Sq Ft
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Emiza Expands Bhiwandi Fulfilment Capacity by 2.32 Lakh Sq Ft

Emiza, a leading third-party logistics (3PL) provider, has expanded its Mumbai operations with the launch of two new fulfilment facilities in Bhiwandi, adding a combined capacity of 2.32 lakh sq ft to its network.

The new facilities, spread across 75,000 sq ft and 1,57,000 sq ft, mark Emiza’s fifth and sixth warehouses in the Mumbai region. The expansion strengthens the company’s fulfilment infrastructure in Western India amid the rapid growth of India’s digital commerce ecosystem.

With increasing online consumption, wider product categories and rising customer expectations for faster delivery, businesses are focusing on building efficient fulfilment networks. Emiza’s new facilities are designed to help brands position inventory closer to demand, manage higher order volumes and improve supply chain efficiency.

The multi-client fulfilment centres will enable businesses to scale their warehousing capacity without making large infrastructure investments. The facilities will support inventory management, order processing and replenishment operations across downstream networks.

Ajay Rao, Founder & CEO, Emiza, said the expansion is aimed at creating logistics capacity ahead of demand and helping brands manage larger volumes while ensuring supply chains do not become a constraint to growth.

Jitendra Kumar, Co-founder, Emiza, highlighted that efficient warehousing plays a key role in improving inventory utilisation and controlling fulfilment costs as businesses expand.

The new fulfilment hubs will strengthen Emiza’s logistics network across more than 11 cities and 11 states. Equipped with environmental controls and technology-enabled systems, the facilities will support storage optimisation, inventory visibility and faster inbound and outbound operations.

The expansion is expected to create over 700 employment opportunities across warehousing, transportation, supply chain operations, technology, security and allied logistics services. The facilities will also contribute to the broader logistics ecosystem by providing scalable infrastructure for growing businesses.

As digital commerce continues to expand across categories and regions, Emiza’s Bhiwandi expansion aims to provide businesses with flexible and resilient fulfilment solutions to support long-term growth.

Emiza, a leading third-party logistics (3PL) provider, has expanded its Mumbai operations with the launch of two new fulfilment facilities in Bhiwandi, adding a combined capacity of 2.32 lakh sq ft to its network.The new facilities, spread across 75,000 sq ft and 1,57,000 sq ft, mark Emiza’s fifth and sixth warehouses in the Mumbai region. The expansion strengthens the company’s fulfilment infrastructure in Western India amid the rapid growth of India’s digital commerce ecosystem.With increasing online consumption, wider product categories and rising customer expectations for faster delivery, businesses are focusing on building efficient fulfilment networks. Emiza’s new facilities are designed to help brands position inventory closer to demand, manage higher order volumes and improve supply chain efficiency.The multi-client fulfilment centres will enable businesses to scale their warehousing capacity without making large infrastructure investments. The facilities will support inventory management, order processing and replenishment operations across downstream networks.Ajay Rao, Founder & CEO, Emiza, said the expansion is aimed at creating logistics capacity ahead of demand and helping brands manage larger volumes while ensuring supply chains do not become a constraint to growth.Jitendra Kumar, Co-founder, Emiza, highlighted that efficient warehousing plays a key role in improving inventory utilisation and controlling fulfilment costs as businesses expand.The new fulfilment hubs will strengthen Emiza’s logistics network across more than 11 cities and 11 states. Equipped with environmental controls and technology-enabled systems, the facilities will support storage optimisation, inventory visibility and faster inbound and outbound operations.The expansion is expected to create over 700 employment opportunities across warehousing, transportation, supply chain operations, technology, security and allied logistics services. The facilities will also contribute to the broader logistics ecosystem by providing scalable infrastructure for growing businesses.As digital commerce continues to expand across categories and regions, Emiza’s Bhiwandi expansion aims to provide businesses with flexible and resilient fulfilment solutions to support long-term growth.

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