Prozo has launched two new fulfilment centers in Hyderabad, expanding its presence in South India. The new facilities include a multi-client warehouse spanning 17,000 sq. ft. and a client-dedicated space covering 65,000 sq. ft., both strategically positioned to serve a broad customer base across the e-commerce, retail, and enterprise sectors. With this expansion, Prozo now operates 10 fulfilment centers in the state of Telangana. The new FCs are built with enterprise-grade features, including robust fire safety compliance that ensures the highest safety standards for your operations. Equipped with integrated warehouse management systems, these FCs deliver real‑time insights, empowering clients to monitor and manage their inventory with precision. Ashvini Jakhar, Founder and CEO, Prozo, said, “Hyderabad is a significant market for us, given its strategic location and thriving business ecosystem. These facilities are equipped with advanced technology and tailored to support businesses in achieving their supply chain goals efficiently and cost-effectively.”
Prozo opens two fulfilment centres in Hyderabad
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