October26 , 2026

    Greenbase Plans ₹2,000 Crore Industrial and Logistics Expansion in Tamil Nadu

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    Greenbase, backed by the Hiranandani Group, plans to invest around ₹2,000 crore in expanding its industrial and logistics footprint in Tamil Nadu.

    The investment will support the development of industrial and logistics infrastructure aimed at meeting growing demand from manufacturers, e-commerce companies and other businesses seeking modern warehousing and distribution facilities in the state.

    Tamil Nadu has emerged as a major manufacturing and logistics destination, supported by its industrial base, ports, airports and road connectivity. The state’s growing role in sectors such as electronics, automotive and engineering is also generating demand for integrated industrial and logistics facilities.

    Greenbase’s planned expansion is expected to strengthen its presence in the state and add capacity for companies looking to establish or expand operations. Modern industrial parks and logistics facilities can help businesses improve supply-chain efficiency by bringing manufacturing, storage and distribution activities closer together.

    The investment also reflects the broader expansion of industrial and logistics real estate in Tamil Nadu as companies diversify supply chains and increase their manufacturing presence in India.

    With the planned ₹2,000 crore investment, Greenbase is positioning itself to participate in the state’s growing industrial and logistics infrastructure market and support the development of supply-chain capacity across key manufacturing corridors.