Kaushalya Logistics Expands Cement Network in Uttar Pradesh
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Kaushalya Logistics Expands Cement Network in Uttar Pradesh

Kaushalya Logistics Limited (KLL) has expanded its cement supply chain operations in northern India by opening three new depots in Uttar Pradesh for JK Cement under the Carrying and Forwarding Agent (CFA) model. The move enhances KLL’s regional capacity and reinforces its long-standing partnership with the cement major.

The new depots are located in Fatehpur (Choudagra), Unnao (Radhaganj) and Balia (Rasara). Collectively, they are expected to handle around 3,000 metric tonnes of cement per month, improving operational efficiency and strengthening JK Cement’s distribution network across high-growth markets in the state.

These facilities mark KLL’s 12th, 13th, and 14th depot additions in FY 2025–26, taking the company’s total operational depot count to 116. The company stated that the continued expansion reflects its nationwide presence and commitment to efficient, time-bound, and cost-effective supply chain solutions for the cement industry.

KLL said the steady growth in its depot network highlights its operational excellence, execution capability, and focus on creating long-term value for clients. With its expanding footprint and robust client partnerships, the company added that it is well-positioned to benefit from India’s rapidly growing cement supply chain and infrastructure sector.

Kaushalya Logistics Limited (KLL) has expanded its cement supply chain operations in northern India by opening three new depots in Uttar Pradesh for JK Cement under the Carrying and Forwarding Agent (CFA) model. The move enhances KLL’s regional capacity and reinforces its long-standing partnership with the cement major. The new depots are located in Fatehpur (Choudagra), Unnao (Radhaganj) and Balia (Rasara). Collectively, they are expected to handle around 3,000 metric tonnes of cement per month, improving operational efficiency and strengthening JK Cement’s distribution network across high-growth markets in the state. These facilities mark KLL’s 12th, 13th, and 14th depot additions in FY 2025–26, taking the company’s total operational depot count to 116. The company stated that the continued expansion reflects its nationwide presence and commitment to efficient, time-bound, and cost-effective supply chain solutions for the cement industry. KLL said the steady growth in its depot network highlights its operational excellence, execution capability, and focus on creating long-term value for clients. With its expanding footprint and robust client partnerships, the company added that it is well-positioned to benefit from India’s rapidly growing cement supply chain and infrastructure sector.

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