Embassy Industrial Parks are strategically located in the proximity of key commercial, industrial and freight corridors across India.
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Embassy Industrial Parks’ new free e-book charts out the intricacies of efficient warehousing & aims to help you gain an edge over the e-tail boom.
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Now in an e-book Embassy Industrial Parks’ new free e-book charts out the intricacies of efficient warehousing & aims to help you gain an edge over the e-tail boom. Available to download from:
Gurgaon, India – March 8, 2016: Embassy Industrial Parks a joint venture between Embassy Group, India’s leading property developer and Warburg Pincus signed an MoU with the Government of Haryana at the Happening Haryana Global Investors Summit 2016, for the development of 3 industrial parks around Gurgaon with a projected investment of Rs 1,910 crores […]
Is the warehousing boom to revive real estate demand? Top developers like Embassy Group enter warehousing space set in city suburbs. This could have a positive impact on these specific suburbs, believes Anshul Singhal, CEO, Embassy Industrial Parks.
Realtors are beginning to focus on warehousing, pinning their hopes on the implementation of the goods and services tax (GST), a boom in the e-commerce industry and a spurt in manufacturing on account of the ‘Make in India’ campaign.
India’s warehousing sector is reaching an inflection point and is expected to take a leap once the goods and services tax (GST) is introduced, according to JLL India, a real estate consultancy firm
Overseas firms including Dutch pension fund manager APG and U.S. buyout group Warburg Pincus are looking to invest in India’s warehouses, hoping to cash in on demand for modern and efficient storage space from booming online retailers.
Overseas firms including Dutch pension fund manager APG and US buyout group Warburg Pincus are looking to invest in India’s warehouses, hoping to cash in on demand for modern and efficient storage space from booming online retailers.
Jitu Virwani, Chairman & MD, Embassy Group, talks to Bloomberg television about his company’s latest partnership with Warburg Pincus to build and manage industrial and warehousing spaces in a large, diverse and geographically distributed market like India.
Areas such as Jeedimetla, Kothur, Uppal, Kompally, Shamshabad and more are witnessing an increase in warehousing activities due to their strategic locations
Joint investment of USD 250 million to build industrial and warehousing spaces across India
