EFL 3PL expands to India with US$ 5 mn warehousing facility

EFL Global’s Founder/President Hanif Yusoof (right) and Global CEO Senthilnathan Shanmugam unveiling the plaque

• Launches flagship distribution center in Mumbai

EFL 3PL, a subsidiary of EFL Global announced this week the launch of its flagship Grade A warehousing facility in Bhiwandi region of Mumbai. 

This strategic expansion, with an investment of US$ 5 million, marks a significant milestone in EFL 3PL’s commitment to enhancing its presence in India and solidifying its position as a leader in end-to-end logistics solutions and supply chain management.  

With over 25 years of experience in the Indian market, EFL has established itself as a trusted provider of freight logistics services. 

Spanning 175,000 square feet, the mwarehouse features modern facilities and advanced logistics technologies. 
Commenting on the occasion, Rooso Ramachandran, CEO of EFL India said, “This investment underscores our dedication to delivering exceptional service to clients and meeting the evolving needs of the Indian market. With the launch of this state-of-the-art facility, we are not only expanding our operational footprint but also reaffirming our commitment to providing innovative and reliable logistics solutions.”

He added that the warehouse represents the culmination of extensive planning and investment. 
“We are confident that it will play a pivotal role in driving efficiency and value for our customers while assuring a one-stop-shop solution to all their logistics needs. We look forward to further strengthening our presence in India and contributing to the growth and success of our clients,” said Ramachandran.

EFL 3PL specialises in providing customised contract logistics solutions, offering clients a distinct competitive advantage through an optimised and efficient supply chain. From basic warehousing to advanced 3PL solutions, the company’s strategic integration of cutting-edge technologies empowers it to meet customers’ unique and time-sensitive needs effectively.