September30 , 2026

    Prozo opens 45,000 sq. ft. fulfillment centre in Gurugram

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    Prozo has operationalised a 45,000 sq. ft. multi-client fulfilment centre in Gurugram, marking its fifth facility in the north region.

    “Designed to meet the growing demands of e-commerce, retail and enterprise clients, the new facility is equipped with enterprise-grade infrastructure and advanced technological capabilities,” says an official release.

    The new facility includes state-of- the-art features, including fire safety compliance, high load-bearing capacity and seamless integration with Prozo’s proprietary technology stack. “The facility will provide clients with real-time inventory tracking, AI-driven demand forecasting, and enhanced SLA adherence.”

    Ashvini Jakhar, Founder and CEO, Prozo says: “Our expansion in Gurugram with this fifth facility underlines Prozo’s commitment to strengthening our clients’ supply chain networks and ensuring operational excellence. This facility underscores our ability to deliver precision
    logistics at scale, supported by cutting-edge technology and customer-centric solutions. Our vision of reaching 10 million square feet of smart warehouses is reinforced by policy tailwinds such as infrastructure spending, rail electrification and GST simplification, which will drive a 20-25 percent reduction in logistics costs – accelerating India’s $2 trillion e-commerce growth.”

    In the past year alone, Prozo has operationalised 12 fulfillment centres across India, taking its current total to 40 facilities, covering over 2 million sq. ft, the release added.