November9 , 2026

    Hexalog Technologies expands fulfilment network with 48,000 sq. ft. value-added centre in Bengaluru

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    Hexalog Technologies has inaugurated a 48,000 sq. ft. Value-Added Centre (VAC) in Bengaluru, marking a significant milestone in its efforts to expand fulfilment capabilities across India. The new facility leverages Bengaluru’s robust transport network and strategic proximity to key ports, enabling faster cross-docking, broader regional coverage, and improved last-mile delivery services, particularly in underserved areas.

    The Bengaluru VAC is tailored for e-commerce and cross-dock operations, supporting consumer shipments, bulk transfers, and high-volume parcel movement. Designed as a multi-client facility, it allows flexible space utilization, shared resources, and scalable operations. Initially, the centre will serve four clients, with the capacity to onboard additional partners as demand grows.

    Utkarsh Tripathi, Co-founder and Chief Operating Officer at Hexalog, described the facility as part of the company’s “regional beachhead” strategy. “Our goal is to build density and service excellence in one corridor and then replicate this model across other high-potential markets,” he said.

    The new centre integrates Uni-commerce, a comprehensive management system for inventory control, order processing, and real-time visibility, which is expected to enhance operational accuracy, speed up fulfilment, and improve client transparency.

    In addition to boosting operational efficiency, the Bengaluru VAC will create employment opportunities in the region, covering roles in packaging, handling, supervision, and administration.

    With this expansion, Hexalog now operates five fulfilment centres across India and one in Shenzhen, China. The company plans further growth in metro and Tier 1 cities near major ports to strengthen its national network and meet the rising demand for end-to-end AI-driven supply chain solutions.

    Founded in February 2024 and headquartered in Gurugram, Hexalog provides comprehensive supply chain services with innovations such as “Customs Clearance as a Service” and FFaaS (freight forwarding as a service), along with warehousing and last-mile delivery for exporters and importers.