AWL India Undertaking Another 100 Lakh sq. ft. Area Under its Expansion 2022 Plan
Jan 23, 2022
AWL India Announces Expansion of its Existing Warehouse Network Citing New Opportunities
Delhi, India Jan 22, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - AWL India is a leading logistics and supply chain management company that excels in delivering the best solutions in accordance with the industry. The company is well-known for offering solutions related to logistics by incorporating cutting-edge technology, world-class innovations, and a dedication to making your business prosper.
The fastest-growing logistics company recently made an announcement regarding the expansion of its warehouse network. The firm has reportedly added 100 Lakh square feet of area under its expansion plan for the year 2022. With an aim to provide excellent services and assist companies in thriving through the growing competition, this expansion will tap new opportunities in the pharma, retail, and e-commerce industries.
As per the official statement released by the CEO of AWL India, Rahul Mehra, this step will only contribute to improving the efficiency of its business and operations in a PAN India network. Additionally, this will be serving as a key factor in driving growth to the company.
The firm has been implementing new innovations and facilities to facilitate the enhancement of freight flows in the face of the increasing demand of the industry. AWL India recently came to the forefront of the industry by implementing a new facility in Pune. It came three months after the company opened an ultra-modern facility in Nagpur.
The ultra-modern facility is incorporated to provide enhancements in the connectivity and end-to-end logistics in the above-mentioned areas. Discussing further the features of this facility, it is equipped with the required firefighting equipment and manpower, integrated rainwater harvesting system, dedicated green zone, and utilizing solar energy. It has ultra-modern transshipment enabled to boost the storage and warehousing needs for faster connectivity.
As a result of the company's efforts, implementations, and strategies, the actions taken by the company in the fourth quarter of the year 2021, were fruitful. This gave the company decent friction for the execution of its plan in the year 2022.
In addition to this, we must lay an emphasis on the statement released by the highly motivated and exemplary CEO of AWL India, Rahul Mehra. It said that the company's investment of capital in this high-ROIC business will contribute notably to the benefits of the customers across the national platform.
Leading Logistics Industry with a Perfect Blend of Environment-Friendly Initiatives and Technology.
Media Contact
AWL India
+91-124-427-9462
AWL INDIA PRIVATE LIMITEDVatika Atrium, Ground Floor, Tower-B Golf Course Road, Sector -53, Gurgaon
Source :Awl India
This article was originally published by IssueWire. Read the original article here.
The next information advantage is knowing what changed
AI has made it much easier for decision-makers to work with information. A company announcement can be summarised in seconds, a long annual report can be condensed, and a chatbot can help compare competitors or explain an unfamiliar industry. These are useful improvements, but they still solve only part of the information problem. Most AI […] The post The next information advantage is knowing what changed appeared first on e27.
The hidden economics of autonomous AI agents
For many startup founders, the first attempt to understand the cost of artificial intelligence (AI) begins in the wrong place: the model provider’s pricing page. They calculate the price of input and output tokens, compare one model against another, and try to forecast usage as if AI were a simple utility meter. That approach may […] The post The hidden economics of autonomous AI agents appeared first on e27.
SMEs adopt AI four times slower than big business, the fix starts with the PC
Talking about artificial intelligence (AI) in the context of Small, Medium Enterprises (SMEs) is no longer a discussion about the future, but about the present. According to IMDA’s latest data, SMEs’ AI adoption rate has more than tripled in just one year: 14.5 per cent of SMEs have adopted AI as compared to 62.5 per […] The post SMEs adopt AI four times slower than big business, the fix starts with the PC appeared first on e27.
MoneyHero’s activist investor wants a sale. Richard Li holds the real vote
Every comparison site promises to find you a better deal. Jonathan Honig thinks it’s time MoneyHero found one for itself. On 29 September, the investor, who says he owns about 9 per cent of MoneyHero’s Class A shares, published an open letter asking the board to hire an independent adviser and explore a sale. Honig’s […] The post MoneyHero’s activist investor wants a sale. Richard Li holds the real vote appeared first on e27.
Vivo’s new X Fold6 bucks the passport foldable trend with ZEISS cameras
Vivo has unveiled the X Fold6 globally, combining a book-style foldable design with flagship hardware and a ZEISS-powered camera system.
WhatsApp brings parental controls for teens and pre-teens to Singapore
WhatsApp’s new parental controls are designed to give parents more oversight while keeping teens’ personal messages private.
The agritech credit paradox: Lessons from TaniHub and Indonesia’s first agritech generation
Indonesia’s agritech sector looks different in 2026 than it did when TaniHub raised its Series B in 2021. The cohort of platforms that emerged in the late 2010s — TaniHub, Crowde, iGrow, Sayurbox, and others — aimed to do for smallholder agriculture what fintech had done for SME credit: build technology infrastructure for a segment […] The post The agritech credit paradox: Lessons from TaniHub and Indonesia’s first agritech generation appeared first on e27.
Khanna asks AI firms for information on efforts by China to access code
The leading Democrat on the House's select committee to investigate the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is calling on the U.S.'s leading artificial intelligence labs for information on Beijing's alleged efforts to steal model weights from their firms. Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.), the ranking member of the House Select Committee on the CCP, requested data Thursday...
Trump meme coin firm invites top buyers to 'exclusive' gala with the president
The firm managing President Trump’s $TRUMP meme coin announced it is hosting an “exclusive” gala for the top 185 holders of the coin, featuring the president as a speaker. “An evening with 3 Legends and President Donald J. Trump — plus a private meet & greet with a legend to be announced,” the description of...
California attorney general subpoenas OpenAI over cyber incidents
California Attorney General Rob Bonta (D) said Thursday he served OpenAI with a subpoena as part of a probe into cybersecurity incidents involving the ChatGPT maker. Bonta previously opened an investigation into the company after its AI agents hacked into the tech startup Hugging Face. But he said the recent subpoena was part of a...
FTC launches probe into OpenAI, Anthropic over model consumer risks
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has opened an investigation into AI firms OpenAI and Anthropic over the potential dangers their models pose to consumers. The probe, confirmed by an FTC spokesperson, follows months of warnings about the growing cybersecurity and safety risks associated with AI models. OpenAI and Anthropic in recent months revealed multiple incidents...
Blades of Mirage puts Southeast Asia at its fantasy core
TOKYO, Japan — Amid the flood of fantasy worlds and familiar mythologies on display at Tokyo Game Show 2026, Indonesian developer Agate is betting with their upcoming game, Blades of Mirage, that Southeast Asia itself can be the star of the show. Blades of Mirage draws inspiration from the region’s temples, waterways, folklore, and island
YOUR NEWS, OUR NETWORK.
Do you have Great News you want to tell the world?
Be it updates about your business or your community, you can make sure that it’s heard by submitting your story to our network reaching hundreds of news sites across 6 verticals.