H&M looks to set up its first warehousing hub in Bhiwandi
8 years, 2 months ago

H&M looks to set up its first warehousing hub in Bhiwandi

Live Mint  

Mumbai: Swedish clothing retail firm Hennes & Mauritz is close to leasing around 2.75 lakh square feet of space at Bhiwandi in Maharashtra to set up its first warehousing hub in India that would be directly operated by the company, according to two people aware of the development who spoke on condition of anonymity. The normal monthly rent particularly around Bhiwandi stands at around Rs10-15 per sq ft. Other big companies which have warehouses in the vicinity include e-commerce firms Flipkart, Amazon and logistics firm DHL Express. Present across 62 countries, H&M is the world’s second largest apparel retail chain after Spanish clothing company Inditex, the parent firm of Zara. The overall warehousing requirement from retailers is high and most firms are aggressively looking at certain belts in India because of the upcoming goods and services tax,” said Aditya Sachdeva, director at Knight Frank, a property consultant.

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