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Embassy & Warburg Pincus to build industrial parks in India

By Niranjan Mudholkar,

Added 09 October 2015

Joint investment of US$ 250 million to build industrial and warehousing spaces across India

Viraj Sawhney, Managing Director, Warburg Pincus India Pvt Ltd said: "We believe the industrial and warehousing real estate sector in India presents strong growth potential, as companies in e-commerce and other industries seek reliable developers who can work with them nationally to meet their needs for quality warehousing infrastructure.

"We are excited to partner with the Embassy Group, a highly regarded real estate developer with a proven track record in leasing and timely execution of the build to suit model, and strong corporate relationships. The joint venture has assembled a dedicated, high quality team that we believe will help drive a rapid growth trajectory."

Anshul Singhal, Chief Executive Officer, Embassy Industrial Parks, stated, "Embassy Industrial Parks is looking to build and lease 15-20 million sq ft over the next few years. The immediate focus will be to ensure that we take up strategic land positions near the six key markets of Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, Pune and Ahmedabad.

"We will focus on providing our clients with spaces that are optimized to enhance supply chain efficiencies. These spaces will be developed with a host of amenities and will ensure we comply with the most exacting requirements for power, water and connectivity to distribution centres along major logistical corridors and ports." 

Embassy Industrial Parks will offer spaces in industrial parks and help clients setup or expand their operations in India. These spaces will bridge the gap between light manufacturing units, distribution hubs, key consumers and source markets. Allowing Embassy Industrial Parks to address the distinct demand for modern industrial and warehousing spaces for the new world.
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