Allcargo Supply Chain, part of Allcargo Logistics has announced the launch of its state-of-the-art, tech-enabled Logistics Park in Panapakkam, near Chennai. Spread across 2.75 lakh sq. ft. of Grade A warehousing space, the facility marks a significant expansion of the company’s southern network and reinforces its strategy of infrastructure-driven growth.
Strategically located at the intersection of NH 76 and SH 50, the Panapakkam Logistics Park offers smooth access to Red Hills, Chennai Port, Sri City, Sriperumbudur, and Oragadam, positioning it as a vital multi-modal hub for pan-India distribution. The facility also marks a significant step in diversifying Allcargo Supply Chain’s business in the southern zone, with sector focus anchored by around 50% automobile, supported by e-commerce and consumer durables.
Commenting on the launch, Ketan Kulkarni, Managing Director – Allcargo Supply Chain Private Limited, said, “The launch of our Panapakkam Logistics Park marks a significant milestone in strengthening our southern network and expanding capacity for customers. Built to global standards, the facility is designed to handle large-scale cargo volumes with efficiency and speed. By integrating world-class infrastructure with sustainable practices, we are creating a future-ready logistics hub that will drive value for businesses and contribute meaningfully to India’s evolving supply chain ecosystem.”
The Panapakkam Logistics Park has been designed to global specifications as a ready-to-go-live facility, offering scalability for both raw material storage and finished goods distribution. It features 32 docks with 16 dock levellers, a centre height supporting G+8 racking for maximum storage efficiency, and a 5,000 sq. ft. mezzanine floor with dedicated client office space. capacity of nearly 60,000 tonnes per month. The Panapakkam park is also expected to create employment opportunities, with around 400 contractual workers engaged monthly, nearly 95% of whom will be blue-collar employees from the region.
Sustainability and safety are integral to the park’s design. The facility incorporates a solar-ready rooftop (10 KW/100K sq. ft.), LED lighting, solar-powered streetlights, rainwater harvesting, STP water recycling, and stormwater drains designed using 80 years of rainfall data. A secure perimeter wall, dock levellers, fire hydrants, and sprinkler systems further strengthen operational safety and efficiency.
With this launch, Allcargo Supply Chain further strengthens its southern pivot, complementing existing facilities in Bengaluru and the upcoming Hyderabad facility, while also expanding its nationwide footprint of modern, automated, and sustainable logistics parks in Farukhnagar (Gurugram), Nagpur, Guwahati, Bhiwandi (Mumbai), Indore, and Vijayawada.
