October11 , 2026

    Triway Group Expands CFS Infrastructure in Chennai with New 85,000 Sq. Ft. Warehouse

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    Logistics and supply chain solutions provider Triway Group has strengthened its warehousing and cargo handling capabilities with the inauguration of a new warehouse facility at its Container Freight Station (CFS) in Edayanchavadi, Chennai.

    Spread across 85,000 square feet, the newly developed warehouse is equipped with modern cargo handling systems and operational infrastructure aimed at meeting growing customer demand and improving supply chain efficiency. The expansion is expected to enhance cargo storage, handling capacity, and overall operational performance at the facility.

    The warehouse was inaugurated by N. Ravishankar in the presence of the company’s leadership team and key operational stakeholders.

    According to the company, the investment forms part of its broader strategy to strengthen logistics infrastructure and support increasing trade and cargo volumes through improved service capabilities. The additional capacity is expected to facilitate smoother cargo movement, faster turnaround times, and greater operational flexibility for customers.

    With the latest expansion, Triway Group continues to reinforce its position in the logistics sector by investing in infrastructure that supports efficient cargo handling, stronger connectivity, and supply chain growth in one of India’s key maritime and industrial hubs.