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Emiza, one of India's leading Third-Party Logistics (3PL) providers, has strengthened its warehousing and fulfilment network with the launch of a new logistics facility in Farukhnagar, Haryana. The expansion comes amid rising demand from the e-commerce, retail and consumer sectors for faster, scalable and technology-driven supply chain solutions across northern India.
The newly operational facility spans 120,000 sq ft and marks Emiza's sixth warehouse in the Delhi-NCR region, taking the company's overall warehousing footprint to more than 60 million cubic feet across 11+ cities and 11+ states.
Strategically located in one of North India's key logistics hubs, the warehouse offers a pallet capacity of 15,000, features 23 loading docks, and is designed to process up to 800,000 orders per month. The facility will also function as a dedicated returns processing centre, enabling partner brands to efficiently manage reverse logistics operations while improving inventory visibility and customer experience.
Commenting on the development, Ajay Rao, Founder & CEO, Emiza, said: “The Farukhnagar warehouse is a milestone in Emiza’s journey to redefine how logistics infrastructure supports modern businesses. Beyond its physical scale, it reflects a vision of agility, resilience, and forward-thinking design, where operations can quickly adapt to changing market needs. This facility enables us to respond faster to client demands, integrate advanced systems for seamless supply chain management, and set a benchmark for future expansion.”
Built to support high-volume operations, the facility incorporates VMS-enabled CCTV surveillance, multi-tier shelving systems, modern stackers, balanced ventilation, and advanced warehouse management infrastructure. Its high floor load-bearing capacity, optimised clear height, and dedicated loading and unloading bays are designed to improve storage efficiency and accelerate cargo movement.
Jitendra Kumar, Co-founder, Emiza stated, “The Farukhnagar facility has been built with a strong focus on operational efficiency and smooth movement of goods. From the layout of the warehouse to the equipment installed, every element is designed to support faster handling, accurate storage and timely dispatch.”
The facility also integrates comprehensive safety measures, including advanced firefighting and alarm systems, DG-set power backup, and energy-efficient LED lighting to ensure uninterrupted operations and compliance with industry standards.
In line with Emiza's sustainability roadmap, solar panels will be installed at the warehouse, replicating initiatives already implemented at the company's KSquare facility. Beyond operational expansion, the project is expected to generate more than 500 employment opportunities, contributing to regional economic growth and strengthening Farukhnagar's position as a prominent logistics destination.
With the addition of the Farukhnagar warehouse, Emiza continues to deepen its presence across strategic logistics corridors, enhancing its ability to deliver reliable, scalable and future-ready supply chain solutions for India's rapidly evolving commerce ecosystem.
Emiza, one of India's leading Third-Party Logistics (3PL) providers, has strengthened its warehousing and fulfilment network with the launch of a new logistics facility in Farukhnagar, Haryana. The expansion comes amid rising demand from the e-commerce, retail and consumer sectors for faster, scalable and technology-driven supply chain solutions across northern India. The newly operational facility spans 120,000 sq ft and marks Emiza's sixth warehouse in the Delhi-NCR region, taking the company's overall warehousing footprint to more than 60 million cubic feet across 11+ cities and 11+ states. Strategically located in one of North India's key logistics hubs, the warehouse offers a pallet capacity of 15,000, features 23 loading docks, and is designed to process up to 800,000 orders per month. The facility will also function as a dedicated returns processing centre, enabling partner brands to efficiently manage reverse logistics operations while improving inventory visibility and customer experience. Commenting on the development, Ajay Rao, Founder & CEO, Emiza, said: “The Farukhnagar warehouse is a milestone in Emiza’s journey to redefine how logistics infrastructure supports modern businesses. Beyond its physical scale, it reflects a vision of agility, resilience, and forward-thinking design, where operations can quickly adapt to changing market needs. This facility enables us to respond faster to client demands, integrate advanced systems for seamless supply chain management, and set a benchmark for future expansion.” Built to support high-volume operations, the facility incorporates VMS-enabled CCTV surveillance, multi-tier shelving systems, modern stackers, balanced ventilation, and advanced warehouse management infrastructure. Its high floor load-bearing capacity, optimised clear height, and dedicated loading and unloading bays are designed to improve storage efficiency and accelerate cargo movement. Jitendra Kumar, Co-founder, Emiza stated, “The Farukhnagar facility has been built with a strong focus on operational efficiency and smooth movement of goods. From the layout of the warehouse to the equipment installed, every element is designed to support faster handling, accurate storage and timely dispatch.” The facility also integrates comprehensive safety measures, including advanced firefighting and alarm systems, DG-set power backup, and energy-efficient LED lighting to ensure uninterrupted operations and compliance with industry standards. In line with Emiza's sustainability roadmap, solar panels will be installed at the warehouse, replicating initiatives already implemented at the company's KSquare facility. Beyond operational expansion, the project is expected to generate more than 500 employment opportunities, contributing to regional economic growth and strengthening Farukhnagar's position as a prominent logistics destination. With the addition of the Farukhnagar warehouse, Emiza continues to deepen its presence across strategic logistics corridors, enhancing its ability to deliver reliable, scalable and future-ready supply chain solutions for India's rapidly evolving commerce ecosystem.
Nagarro, a well-known digital engineering leader, and Addverb, a global leader in robotics and warehouse automation solutions, have formed a strategic partnership to drive innovation in robotics and digital automation. This collaboration, marked by a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), is set to transform industrial automation by creating advanced robotic solutions and digital twin technologies that cater to markets around the world. The alliance brings together Nagarro's strengths in software engineering, digital integration, and intelligent technologies with Addverb's expertise in robotics hardware and warehouse automation systems. By combining these capabilities, the two companies aim to design integrated solutions that effectively link digital intelligence with physical automation processes. As part of this collaboration, both companies will engage in co-developing solutions, including joint intellectual property creation and knowledge-sharing programs. They also plan to establish advanced robotics experience centers and innovation spaces that support experimentation and promote faster adoption of new technologies. Sangeet Kumar, CEO and Co-founder of Addverb, emphasized that the future of automation lies in connected ecosystems where software and robotics work in harmony. He said that Addverb is evolving from providing standalone hardware to delivering comprehensive, intelligent automation systems that meet the changing needs of supply chains. Furthermore, he highlighted that this partnership with Nagarro will help reinforce this vision by enabling the development of flexible, scalable, and future-proof automation solutions. The collaboration will also explore opportunities in various sectors, including warehousing, manufacturing, and broader supply chain operations. Both companies plan to enhance their global presence through coordinated marketing efforts and mutual referrals. Narro will concentrate on software integration, digital platforms, and intelligent technologies, while Addverb will focus on hardware implementation, automation infrastructure, and lifecycle support services. Ganesh Sahai, CTO of Nagarro, pointed out that many automation efforts are confined to isolated applications, but this partnership aims to integrate software systems, robotics, and operational workflows seamlessly. He noted that such integrated solutions can enhance execution speed, increase operational efficiency, and improve predictability for businesses. This collaboration also showcases Nagarro's increasing focus on AI-driven engineering solutions that connect digital ecosystems with physical operations, helping enterprises achieve faster growth and improved reliability and performance. For more such news and updates, visit CARGOCONNECT.
Emiza has inaugurated its 27th multi-client fulfilment centre, its 110,000-square-foot facility in Farrukhnagar, Haryana, enhancing its capacity to meet the growing demands of the e-commerce and retail sectors, mainly the Northern India region. This is its fifth warehouse in the Delhi/NCR region. With this, the company expands its total warehousing footprint to over 50 lakh cubic feet across 14 cities and 13 states. Over the last two years, Emiza's warehousing space has grown by 150 percent, indicating that the firm is strategically scaling its operations to meet the changing demands of India's logistics ecosystem," this release states. The Farrukhnagar facility aims to cater to up to 18 lakh D2C orders every month, thereby greatly enhancing Emiza's logistics delivery speed, reliability, and efficiency. Located in a strategic logistics hub, the warehouse facilitates efficient last-mile services and timely order fulfilment for businesses located in the region. The expansion is also expected to create more than 300 jobs, adding to the company's contribution to local employment. Emiza has generated 2,500 jobs across its network so far and is investing Rs 12 crore in the adoption of cutting-edge technology such as robotics, machine learning, and blockchain to increase operational efficiency and enhance customer experiences. Ajay Rao, Founder of Emiza, said, "Our new facility at Farrukhnagar is more than just an expansion; it is a critical step toward strengthening our ability to meet the surging demand from the e-commerce and retail sectors across North India. With cutting-edge technology and the capacity to handle 1.8 lakh orders per month, this facility will be designed to deliver faster, more reliable, and highly efficient logistics solutions to our clients. This facility will also fulfill bulk shipments to quick commerce regional distribution centers (DCs) on behalf of our brands." According to Jitendra Kumar, Co-founder of Emiza: "The new facility is a result of our long-term vision to scale up without compromising on safety or sustainability. With automation-driven processes and related sustainability initiatives, we are offering smarter, more efficient, and eco-friendlier logistics solutions to our partners. The warehouse also presents new opportunities for the communities we serve, driving both operational and local economic growth." The multi-tier long-span shelving racks have more than 17,000 pallet positions with a storage capacity of over 900,000 cubic feet. Equipped with 20 dock levellers, FM2 flooring, and a conveyor system to ease the flow of materials. To ensure high standards of safety, critical systems including hydrants, sprinklers, electrical dock doors, and 24x7 CCTV surveillance are in place
