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Logistics firms boost storage capacity ahead of festivals
Mint Bangalore
|August 29, 2025
As demand swells in FMCG, retail and automotive segments, warehousing cos expand focus beyond metros
Warehousing and logistics companies in India are rushing to bolster their storage, transport and last-mile delivery capacities, as the upcoming festival season is expected to spark an online shopping frenzy across the country.
Warehousing companies are setting up temporary storage spaces near prominent demand hubs to keep pace with order volumes and help deliver goods quickly to consumers.
Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies as well as e-commerce and quick commerce platforms are expected to corner a bulk of the festive season demand, both in metros and beyond.
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