Storage Solutions Business of Godrej to Support India’s Quick Commerce Growth

22 Apr 2025 CW Team

Vikas Choudaha, Business Head, Storage Solutions Business of Godrej Enterprises Group, said “With over 10 million sq ft of mother hubs projected to be added by new age startups and existing e-commerce players in next 2-3 years and more than 3,000 dark stores expected to power the quick commerce boom by next year, there is a growing demand for agile, high-efficiency storage solutions. As India races toward faster delivery timelines, it becomes critical to transform the entire storage and distribution ecosystem.

At Godrej, we're expanding our capabilities to not only support the e-commerce industry with large-format warehouses but also to cater to the agile solutions for dark stores in tier 1 & 2 cities to accelerate deliveries and meet the demands of the fast-growing quick-commerce market. Our goal is not just to support this shift, but to actively shape the future of how India stores, moves, and delivers. Through this, we’re proud to be contributing to the foundation of a faster, smarter, and more efficient India.”

The Storage Solutions Business of Godrej is expecting over 25 per cent growth in the segment driven by quick commerce demand alone over the next 12-18 months. Leveraging its state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Chennai and Bengaluru, the business is well-positioned to meet this surge, catering to both domestic and export markets. These facilities focus on delivering scalable, precision-engineered storage systems that align with the demands of our customers.

With a market-leading presence and a strong innovation in technology & design, the Storage Solutions Business of Godrej Enterprises Group is aligned with India’s larger vision of building robust, technology-led infrastructure that supports both economic and social progress.

The Storage Solutions Business of Godrej Enterprises Group is strengthening its capabilities to support the exponential rise in demand from India’s fast-paced quick commerce sector, in addition to its strong presence across e-commerce, retail, and third-party logistics (3PL). As India's warehousing landscape evolves, Godrej Enterprises Group is empowering businesses with intelligent, tech-integrated solutions that are faster, more adaptive, and built for the future.Vikas Choudaha, Business Head, Storage Solutions Business of Godrej Enterprises Group, said “With over 10 million sq ft of mother hubs projected to be added by new age startups and existing e-commerce players in next 2-3 years and more than 3,000 dark stores expected to power the quick commerce boom by next year, there is a growing demand for agile, high-efficiency storage solutions. As India races toward faster delivery timelines, it becomes critical to transform the entire storage and distribution ecosystem.At Godrej, we're expanding our capabilities to not only support the e-commerce industry with large-format warehouses but also to cater to the agile solutions for dark stores in tier 1 & 2 cities to accelerate deliveries and meet the demands of the fast-growing quick-commerce market. Our goal is not just to support this shift, but to actively shape the future of how India stores, moves, and delivers. Through this, we’re proud to be contributing to the foundation of a faster, smarter, and more efficient India.”The Storage Solutions Business of Godrej is expecting over 25 per cent growth in the segment driven by quick commerce demand alone over the next 12-18 months. Leveraging its state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities in Chennai and Bengaluru, the business is well-positioned to meet this surge, catering to both domestic and export markets. These facilities focus on delivering scalable, precision-engineered storage systems that align with the demands of our customers.With a market-leading presence and a strong innovation in technology & design, the Storage Solutions Business of Godrej Enterprises Group is aligned with India’s larger vision of building robust, technology-led infrastructure that supports both economic and social progress.

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