Vantrock Real Assets will invest over ₹3,000 crore over the next four years to develop industrial, logistics and warehousing parks across major cities. According to reports from Business Standard and Rediff Moneynews, the Mumbai-based company aims to develop 11.5 million sq ft area over the next four years, representing a gross asset value of ₹4,200 crore on completion. The initial projects, covering 3 million sq ft, will be located in Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru and Pune, with later expansion into Mumbai Metropolitan Region.
As reported by Business Standard and Rediff Moneynews, Vantrock plans to take premium infill land through long-term leases, joint ventures and joint developments rather than outright purchase. The company has assembled land parcels and construction for 3 million sq ft starts in 2027. The total planned investment is estimated at about ₹3,100 crore, covering approvals, construction and financing, and is intended to be funded through equity, construction debt and forward funding. According to the company's statement, the focus will be on warehousing, industrial and logistics parks with a focus on maintaining quality standards while expanding business at rapid scale.
According to Business Standard and Rediff Moneynews, Anshul Singhal, founder and CEO of Vantrock, highlighted that every good industrial and warehousing park in this country is full, and the new ones are being built an hour or more away from where the customer's business is. The company aims to acquire infill land inside proven corridors and refurbish Grade-B sheds to Grade-A standards. Rami Kaushal, Managing Director - Consulting & Valuation at CBRE India, noted that India's Grade-A warehousing market is at an inflection point with demand from 3PL operators, e-commerce players, and manufacturing occupiers outpacing quality supply across key corridors. As per Rediff Moneynews, the investment is driven by strong demand from light manufacturing, e-commerce, and third-party logistics firms.
As reported by Business Standard and Rediff Moneynews, Vantrock will originate, develop, operate and manage institutional-grade real assets. The company also proposes to enter into refurbishment of outdated warehousing facilities in prime locations, where it will buy existing Grade-B buildings outright or through joint ventures. According to Rediff Moneynews, Vantrock will focus on maintaining quality standards while expanding business at rapid scale. Shailesh V Haribhakti, Chairman of the Board at Vantrock, emphasized the focus on quality standards while expanding business at rapid scale.
