Prozo has recently inaugurated a state-of-the-art warehouse spanning 99,771 sq-ft in Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu. This facility is strategically located in the Sriperumbudur Taluk, near Chennai, and is conveniently situated within a 5 km radius of NH48.
Chennai stands as a pivotal trade center in India, boasting ports that handle a plethora of shipments from across the globe. The surrounding industrial area is known for producing a wide array of goods, including electronics, computer hardware, handicrafts, and textiles, among others. The burgeoning e-commerce sector in the region has significantly increased the demand for enterprise-grade warehousing and comprehensive logistics solutions. Prozo has positioned itself at the forefront of this surge, rapidly expanding its presence across the peninsular region of India to become a leading provider of logistics services.
At the heart of Prozo’s operations is the integration of cutting-edge technology and automation within the supply chain, aiming to deliver seamless end-to-end logistics support . The company manages the supply chains of over 100 enterprises, encompassing top names in the e-commerce industry. The newly launched facility marks the fourth collaboration with one of Prozo’s enterprise clients, a major entity in asset pooling, enhancing Prozo’s robust fulfillment network which now boasts more than 34 centers across 12 locations in India, encompassing a total area of 1.7 million square feet. This latest facility adheres to stringent safety standards, including full compliance with fire NOC regulations and VDF flooring, and is designed to support a load bearing capacity of up to 5 metric tons, underscoring Prozo’s commitment to providing high-quality logistics solutions.
Speaking about this, Dr. Ashvini Jakhar, Founder and CEO of Prozo, said, “The Chennai region is one of the most important trade centers in India. Our strategically located warehouse will facilitate easy storage and transportation of goods from and to the rest of India due to the excellent logistics connectivity in the area.”
