Pristine Value Logistics, a leading third-party logistics (3PL) solutions provider, has signed a long lease agreement with Antariksh Group to launch a mega Grade A built to suit (BTS) multi-client warehousing facility spread over 165,000 sq. ft. at Antariksh LogiPark in Bhiwandi near Mumbai.
The warehousing facility is expected to be operational by March 2025, says an official release.
“The multi-client facility will be equipped to handle diverse goods, offering flexible solutions that meet the complex demands of the modern supply chain. The facility adopts a plug-and-play model, allowing clients to scale and adjust operations with ease.”
Sanjay Mawar, Director, Pristine Value Logistics and Pristine Logistics & Infraprojects says: “We are growing our warehouse capacity to meet rising demand and to ensure our customers efficient, customised and scalable solutions. The expansion strategy is in sync to the overall outlook of the group to become an end-to-end logistics and supply chain service provider. We will continue to increase our warehousing capacity by scaling up our presence rapidly across India. This expansion highlights our steadfast commitment to operational and service excellence in logistics.”
The warehousing facility will have FM2 flooring with six-tonne load bearing capacity, ventilation with six times air change, roof insulation to control heat inside, and provision for solar panels on the roof, which reflects commitment towards energy conservation and sustainability, the release added. Other features and facilities include six dock levelers at dock bay, cross-docking with a total of 32 docks and a dedicated compound with 60 ft road in the front of the warehouse and 70 ft road in the rear side of the warehouse.
“Pristine Value Logistics currently has 1,100,000 sq. ft. warehousing space at Bhiwandi capable of handling 3,5000+ boxes per day. Once the Antariksh LogiPark warehousing facility becomes operational, the total area will go up to 1,265,000 sq. ft, and the daily cargo handling capacity will increase to 50,000 boxes per day, the release added.