Strategically located in Red Hills, along the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road (CPRR), the Industrial & Logistics Park is situated within an established industrial and warehousing hub.
Chennai recorded 4.1 million sq. ft. of Grade A absorption in H1 2026, the second-highest among the top eight cities, with demand growing 11 per cent year-on-year. Along with Delhi NCR, the city accounted for more than 45 per centof Grade A industrial and warehousing leasing during the period, underscoring its growing prominence as a leading manufacturing and logistics hub.
The project marks the company’s strategic expansion into one of South India’s largest logistics hubs and reinforces its commitment to strengthening India’s modern supply chain infrastructure, the company said in a statement.
Spread across 52 acres, the project will offer 1.2 million sq. ft. of warehousing space, generate around 2,500 employment opportunities and is to be completed by December 2028, it added.
The Industrial & Logistics Park will be developed in line with Sumadhura’s Grade A warehousing standards, first established at Sumadhura Logistics Park in Hoskote, Bengaluru.
The Chennai Industrial & Logistics park will offer robust safety and security infrastructure, common business centres, amenities and sustainability-forward design. The park will cater to the growing requirements of manufacturing, automotive, e-commerce and 3PL players, and other sectors.
This expansion adds to Sumadhura’s warehousing footprint in Bengaluru, where the Group operates Sumadhura Logistics Park, a 2.5 million sq. ft. Grade A+ facility in Hoskote, with marquee occupiers including Nippon Express (NX Logistics), Amazon, Zepto and Zomato among others.
“Chennai’s manufacturing depth and port connectivity, anchored by emerging industrial and logistics hubs like Red Hills, Sriperumbudur and Oragadam make it a natural second market for our warehousing vertical,” Madhusudhan G, Chairman & Managing Director, Sumadhura Group, said.
“India’s warehousing sector is undergoing a structural shift, with occupiers increasingly favouring Grade A warehousing spaces. Chennai reflects this shift clearly, backed by its strong manufacturing base and improving logistics infrastructure. This growing preference for quality and scale is expected to shape the next phase of warehousing demand across the country.” Vamshi Karangula, Director – Industrial & Logistics, Sumadhura Group, said.
Building on the success of its Hoskote logistics park in Bengaluru, the development takes the Group’s overall warehousing land portfolio over 150 acres.
