Mumbai, Dec 18 – Integrated fund and management development platform, Welspun One, plans to raise Rs 4000 crore to support its logistics expansion. The company aims to enhance its real estate infrastructure to meet the growing demand for high-performance,
Logistics ExpansionReal EstateWelspun OneFundraisingInfrastructureReal Estate MumbaiDec 18, 2024
Welspun One plans to raise Rs 4000 crore to support its logistics expansion.
The funds will be used to develop new logistics parks, upgrade existing facilities, and invest in advanced technology solutions to enhance operational efficiency.
The logistics market in India is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of over 10% over the next five years.
Welspun One is actively implementing eco-friendly practices and aims to achieve carbon neutrality across all its projects. The company integrates sustainable design principles and cutting-edge technology in its developments.
Welspun One’s initiatives are aligned with the government’s 'Make in India' and 'Logistics Ease Across Different States' (LEADS) programs, which aim to boost the manufacturing and logistics sectors.
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