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Allcargo Arm Transindia Acquires 45 Acres in Dankuni for Logistics Park

By GeoSquare News Desk · Published 2026-10-08

Allcargo Group's real estate arm, Transindia, has acquired 45 acres of land in Dankuni, near Kolkata. The parcel is expected to be developed as a logistics and warehousing facility, adding to the growing supply of modern industrial space in West Bengal's key freight belt.

Why Dankuni is attracting logistics players

Dankuni sits close to NH-16 and the upcoming Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridor, making it a preferred location for warehousing and distribution. The land buy comes amid stronger demand from e-commerce, retail, and third-party logistics firms looking for large, well-located parcels.

What this means for property investors

For Maharashtra investors, the deal is another sign that logistics-focused land acquisition is emerging as a serious asset class. Similar tailwinds are visible around proposed freight corridors and expressways in Maharashtra, especially near Nagpur, Chakan, and the Mumbai-Nagpur Samruddhi Mahamarg belt.

While this particular transaction is in West Bengal, the underlying trend of logistics players buying land in advance of infrastructure development is relevant across Indian real estate markets. Investors should watch for comparable opportunities in Maharashtra's upcoming industrial corridors.