NDR Group to Invest Over ₹2,000 Crore in Warehousing and Industrial Parks Expansion

India’s warehousing and industrial real estate sector continues to attract strong investment momentum, with NDR Group planning to invest over ₹2,000 crore to expand its warehousing and industrial parks portfolio across the country.

The investment is expected to be deployed over the next couple of years and will support the development of new Grade A warehousing facilities and industrial parks across key logistics, manufacturing, and consumption hubs.

According to reports, the group is currently developing around 7 million sq. ft. of warehousing and industrial park space through its development arm, NDR Smart Spaces. These assets form part of a broader 13 million sq. ft. land and development pipeline, which is being created for eventual transfer to NDR InvIT Trust.

NDR InvIT Trust is positioned as India’s first perpetual warehousing and industrial parks infrastructure investment trust. It currently manages assets under management of around 22.17 million sq. ft. across warehouses and industrial parks in 17 cities across India.

The expansion reflects rising demand from manufacturing, e-commerce, retail, third-party logistics, and supply chain-led businesses that are increasingly seeking modern, scalable, and compliant logistics infrastructure.

India’s warehousing sector has witnessed sustained growth over the past few years, supported by higher consumption, e-commerce penetration, supply chain formalisation, GST-led consolidation, infrastructure upgrades, and growing demand for Grade A assets.

For NDR Group, the investment marks a significant step in strengthening its national footprint while building institutional-grade warehousing and industrial infrastructure at scale.

From a real estate and infrastructure perspective, this expansion is significant. Large investments in warehousing and industrial parks directly drive demand for land, logistics connectivity, transport infrastructure, utilities, workforce ecosystems, and ancillary commercial development.

As India continues to strengthen its manufacturing and consumption economy, warehousing is no longer seen as a support function alone. It has become a critical part of business strategy, enabling faster fulfilment, better inventory management, supply chain resilience, and market access.

The rise of industrial parks and Grade A warehousing also reflects a shift towards more organised, technology-enabled, and institutionally backed logistics real estate.

With over ₹2,000 crore planned for expansion, NDR Group’s move reinforces the long-term growth potential of India’s warehousing and industrial infrastructure sector.

As occupier demand continues to scale across manufacturing, e-commerce, logistics, and retail, modern warehousing and industrial parks are expected to remain among the strongest growth drivers within India’s real estate and infrastructure landscape.