KSH INFRA to Invest ₹550 Crore in Second Industrial and Logistics Park in Tamil Nadu

In a country where the logistics and warehousing industry is quickly becoming the backbone of India’s booming ecommerce and manufacturing ecosystem, one name is steadily building a robust presence — KSH INFRA.

The Pune-headquartered infrastructure and logistics player has just announced its second major project in Tamil Nadu, unveiling plans to invest a staggering ₹550 crore in a new Industrial & Logistics Park in the Sriperumbudur-Oragadam belt, one of South India’s most strategically located industrial corridors.

This development is not just about square footage or funding — it’s a strong signal that India’s southern states, especially Tamil Nadu, are fast emerging as hubs of industrial transformation.

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Sriperumbudur, located near Chennai, is no stranger to large-scale industrial activity. Home to manufacturing giants like Hyundai, Samsung, Dell, and Saint-Gobain, the region is increasingly being seen as the next big frontier for Grade A warehousing and industrial spaces.

The region’s proximity to Chennai Port, Ennore Port, and the Chennai International Airport makes it a logistics sweet spot — a fact not lost on KSH INFRA. The company has recognized this potential and is putting down deep roots with its second investment in the state, this time on a sprawling 50-acre land parcel.

This new park will feature sustainable, IGBC-compliant infrastructure — an important factor in an industry that is increasingly being reshaped by climate-conscious policies and ESG commitments.

From Pune to Pan-India: KSH INFRA’s Expanding Footprint

Founded as part of the 40-year-old KSH Group, KSH INFRA is no stranger to scale. The company has already made waves with over 2.2 million square feet of Grade A warehousing space operational across key logistics nodes in Pune, Chakan, and Bhiwandi. The Sriperumbudur investment is a key step in its journey to becoming a pan-India industrial and logistics player.

The company aims to develop over 10 million sq ft of logistics and industrial infrastructure across India in the next few years — a vision aligned with India’s ambition to become a global manufacturing hub and improve its logistics efficiency ranking.

The move also reflects the rising demand for plug-and-play warehousing as India becomes a hotbed for ecommerce, 3PL, and auto manufacturing.

Tamil Nadu has, in recent years, pulled out all the stops to position itself as a pro-industry state, aggressively promoting investments in EVs, electronics manufacturing, and industrial infrastructure.

KSH INFRA’s investment announcement couldn’t have come at a better time.

The Sriperumbudur-Oragadam belt has seen a wave of investor interest, and KSH INFRA’s second park in the region further solidifies its status as a logistics hotspot. More importantly, it promises to create employment, attract more global manufacturers, and accelerate the Make in India momentum.

What to Expect from the New Park?

Here’s what we know so far about the upcoming logistics park:

• Location: 50-acre site in the Sriperumbudur-Oragadam belt, Tamil Nadu

• Investment: ₹550 crore

• Development Plan: Grade A warehousing and industrial spaces

• Sustainability Focus: IGBC-compliant design and construction

• Clients: Targeting ecommerce, 3PL, FMCG, electronics, and automotive sectors

Construction is expected to start soon, and KSH INFRA is reportedly in talks with potential tenants from leading global and Indian companies.

Why This Matters to India’s Startup and Manufacturing Ecosystem

For India’s rapidly growing startup ecosystem, especially supply chain and D2C startups, the rise of advanced logistics parks such as this one offers a critical backbone.

It enables faster turnaround, better last-mile delivery, lower operational costs, and of course — scalability. Additionally, such investments are a boon for logistics-tech startups, sustainability ventures, and infrastructure-focused startups that are solving real-world challenges with digital innovation.

With the government continuing to push initiatives like PM Gati Shakti, PLI schemes, and National Logistics Policy, private players like KSH INFRA are stepping up to complement these ambitions with infrastructure on the ground.

India’s logistics and warehousing sector has been on a dream run post-COVID. According to a Knight Frank report, Grade A warehousing stock in India crossed 300 million sq ft in 2023, with demand driven largely by ecommerce, 3PL, and auto sectors.

Investments have been pouring in from global giants like Blackstone, Logos, ESR, and Indospace — and Indian players like KSH INFRA are not just keeping pace but setting new benchmarks.

The ₹550 crore announcement is more than just a number. It’s part of a much larger story of how infrastructure is quietly but significantly transforming India's economic landscape — from industrial corridors to innovation corridors.

As India inches closer to becoming a $5 trillion economy, logistics is no longer just a backend function — it's a core enabler of growth. And with players like KSH INFRA betting big on the southern industrial belt, it’s clear that Tamil Nadu is emerging not just as a manufacturing state but a logistics powerhouse of the future.

The race for industrial dominance is heating up — and Sriperumbudur may just be the place where India’s next big growth chapter unfolds.