The Goenka Family Considers Diluting Stake in Welspun One
Exploring Options
The Goenka family, who are behind the Welspun Group, are thinking about reducing their ownership in the warehousing and logistics company Welspun One. They are talking to investors from other countries, like Japan, to see if they want to invest in the company.
Plans for Growth
Welspun One wants to raise more money to increase the amount of assets they manage to $1 billion by 2026. They have already built a lot of warehouses in important places in India, like Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and Lucknow.
Recent Developments
Welspun One has been doing well because of the increase in online shopping and fast delivery services in India. They are now looking to expand even more by building new warehouses and investing in projects like the World Trade Center in Thane.
Expansion Goals
The company wants to double the amount of warehouse space they have by 2028. They are planning to invest a lot of money in new projects to make this happen. They are also looking for opportunities in the e-commerce and quick commerce markets.
Industry Trends
The demand for warehouses in India has been going up, especially from companies that sell things online or need to deliver goods quickly. Many big deals have been made in the warehouse industry recently, showing that it is a good time to invest in this sector.
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Recent Investments
Some big companies, like Reliance Retail Ventures and IndoSpace, have made significant investments in warehousing in India. This shows that there is a lot of potential for growth in this industry.
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