May14 , 2026

    Welspun One Secures Early Win with 2.10 Lakh Sq Ft Lease to Indev Infra at WTC Nhava Sheva

    Related

    India Bans Sugar Exports Till September 2026 Amid Supply Concerns

    India on Wednesday banned sugar exports with immediate effect...

    Saudi Arabia Ramps Up Oil Exports via Red Sea Amid Hormuz Disruptions

    Saudi Arabia is significantly increasing crude oil exports through...

    DG Shipping Highlights Maritime Growth Vision at Future Kerala Business Conclave 2026

    The Directorate General of Shipping actively participated in the...

    FFFAI Conducts Inaugural Short Learning Course on Customs Valuation

    Federation of Freight Forwarders' Associations in India (FFFAI) successfully...

    Share

    Welspun One has leased 2.10 lakh sq ft of Grade A+ space to Indev Infra at its WTC Nhava Sheva project located within the JNPA SEZ, marking a significant early milestone for the large-scale port-linked development.

    The project, Welspun One’s largest in India, is being developed with an investment of ₹2,700 crore and is envisioned as a future-ready hub integrating warehousing, manufacturing, and commercial operations. The early leasing activity signals strong demand for infrastructure that combines storage, logistics, and trade services within a single ecosystem.

    Indev Infra will utilize the space to expand its Free Trade Warehousing Zone (FTWZ) operations, offering services such as cold storage, vendor-managed inventory, and cargo handling to support import-export activities. The move is expected to strengthen its logistics capabilities under the SEZ framework, which enables faster clearances, duty efficiencies, and operational flexibility.

    According to the company, the partnership provides a strategic platform to enhance trade flow management and deliver integrated logistics solutions, while benefiting from a dedicated, non-compete operating environment.

    Spread across 55 acres with a development potential of 4.45 million sq ft, WTC Nhava Sheva is positioned as a key gateway project supporting India’s EXIM trade. With the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority handling nearly one-third of the country’s container traffic, the development is expected to play a crucial role in boosting warehousing capacity and improving supply chain efficiency near one of India’s busiest ports.

    spot_img