Crown Worldwide Group (CWG) has expanded its India operations by launching a new integrated storage and information management facility in Coimbatore, thereby reinforcing India’s importance within the firm’s global growth strategy. Built on a 4.5-acre site, the facility is designed to support rising demand for secure storage, digitalisation, and corporate asset management services across India. Initially, the facility will handle 468,000 standard carton equivalents, with plans to increase overall capacity in the next phase. Designed for long-term scalability, the facility incorporates advanced monitoring systems, high-level security infrastructure, and sustainability features aimed at improving operational efficiency. The expansion reflects CWG’s investment in strengthening its infrastructure network and supporting business demand across the Indian market.
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