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Mahindra Logistics Launches New Warehouse in Phaltan
WAREHOUSING & LOGISTICS

Mahindra Logistics Launches New Warehouse in Phaltan

Mahindra Logistics Ltd., one of India’s largest integrated logistics solutions providers, has inaugurated a new state-of-the-art warehousing facility in Phaltan, Maharashtra. This development enhances the company’s presence in one of India’s most rapidly growing industrial corridors.

Spanning over 300,000 square feet, the newly operational facility has been developed as a dedicated logistics centre for Cummins India, a leading power solutions provider. The warehouse aims to streamline Cummins India’s nationwide operations by consolidating products from multiple sources into a centralised location. The initiative is expected to significantly improve supply chain efficiency, availability, and operational visibility through Mahindra Logistics’ expansive warehousing and distribution network.

Strategically situated near Pune with direct access to major highways and industrial zones, the Phaltan facility marks a key milestone in Mahindra Logistics’ commitment to providing comprehensive, end-to-end logistics solutions. These include site identification, greenfield development, and the integration of manufacturing and distribution operations.

The integrated logistics centre will support inbound and outbound logistics, warehouse management, and last-mile dispatch services for Cummins India, in addition to enabling agile manufacturing operations. Designed to global sustainability benchmarks, the facility operates on renewable energy and features solar panels and advanced water treatment systems.

The warehouse is also expected to generate over 500 jobs for local communities, reinforcing the company’s social impact goals.

Mr Hemant Sikka, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of Mahindra Logistics, stated, “India’s rise as the world’s fourth-largest economy is driven by industrial innovation, agile supply chains, and future-ready infrastructure. Our Phaltan facility is a strategic addition to our nationwide logistics network, providing Cummins India with enhanced reach, visibility, and operational efficiency. We remain committed to developing scalable, technology-driven infrastructure to power India’s economic growth.”

Mahindra Logistics Ltd., one of India’s largest integrated logistics solutions providers, has inaugurated a new state-of-the-art warehousing facility in Phaltan, Maharashtra. This development enhances the company’s presence in one of India’s most rapidly growing industrial corridors.Spanning over 300,000 square feet, the newly operational facility has been developed as a dedicated logistics centre for Cummins India, a leading power solutions provider. The warehouse aims to streamline Cummins India’s nationwide operations by consolidating products from multiple sources into a centralised location. The initiative is expected to significantly improve supply chain efficiency, availability, and operational visibility through Mahindra Logistics’ expansive warehousing and distribution network.Strategically situated near Pune with direct access to major highways and industrial zones, the Phaltan facility marks a key milestone in Mahindra Logistics’ commitment to providing comprehensive, end-to-end logistics solutions. These include site identification, greenfield development, and the integration of manufacturing and distribution operations.The integrated logistics centre will support inbound and outbound logistics, warehouse management, and last-mile dispatch services for Cummins India, in addition to enabling agile manufacturing operations. Designed to global sustainability benchmarks, the facility operates on renewable energy and features solar panels and advanced water treatment systems.The warehouse is also expected to generate over 500 jobs for local communities, reinforcing the company’s social impact goals.Mr Hemant Sikka, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of Mahindra Logistics, stated, “India’s rise as the world’s fourth-largest economy is driven by industrial innovation, agile supply chains, and future-ready infrastructure. Our Phaltan facility is a strategic addition to our nationwide logistics network, providing Cummins India with enhanced reach, visibility, and operational efficiency. We remain committed to developing scalable, technology-driven infrastructure to power India’s economic growth.”

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