Kaneko Toshihiro, Chief Consul, Consulate General of Japan, inaugurated the new MPLC. The complete functioning of the latest facility and related business processes can be monitored and controlled through an Artificial Intelligence-based control tower that ensures speedy and efficient execution.
Flyjac Logistics opened Multi-Purpose Logistics Centre (MPLC) in Mumbai. Flyjac is working on setting up multipurpose logistic centres in all Indian metros at a total cost exceeding `700 crores. This latest facility in Taloja, Navi Mumbai, setup at an investment of `300 crore, is spread across 5 lakh square feet, sitting on a parcel of 22 acres of land.
This is the company’s second MPLC, after the maiden facility in Chennai. These MPLCs are aimed at offering improved efficiency and sustainability in serving Flyjac’s esteemed customers to meet their Integrated Logistics needs in the coming times. Flyjac officials said the new facility is equipped with automation technologies such as Auto Truck Unloading, Automatic Battery-operated Pallet Trolleys to enhance overall efficiency of Logistics operations.
Additionally, the complete functioning of the warehouse and related business processes can be monitored and controlled through an Artificial Intelligence-based control tower, that ensures speedy and efficient execution.
The infrastructure at the MPLC has been set up in a manner that can be scaled up for future requirements in warehousing, trucking and technology. The MPLC inauguration was done by Kaneko Toshihiro, Chief Consul, Consulate General of Japan and Zaiki, Operating Officer, Business Development HQ, LOGISTEED, Japan, Bharat Kaushal, MD Hitachi India, A.V. Ravikumar, CEO & MD, Flyjac Logistics, Flyjac founding members, were present. A.V. Ravikumar said, “Flyjac would continue to uphold their founding values of – ‘Customer Delight, Self-development and Social Welfare.”
