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CCI Group investing Rs. 227-crore to develop

logistics park in Gurugram

Leading integrated logistics service
provider, CCI Group, has announced
a total investment of Rs. 227-crore
in the development of a ‘grade-A’
warehouse facility in Sohan-Silani,
Gurugram. Spanning approximately
9.5-lakh square feet, this facility
is aimed at addressing the growing
demand for high-quality industrial and
warehousing spaces in the region, the
company said in a press note. The total
project cost encompasses land acquisi-
tion, construction, and infrastructure
development.

Haryana’s location along key
national trade corridors has positioned Designed to address the increasing Mr. Satish Sharma, Executive Director, CCI
it as a critical node in India’s logistics demand for scalable warehousing in- Group, said, “The demand for institutional-
network, and the Sohna-Silani site lies frastructure, the Sohna-Silani facility grade warehousing in India continues to
just a few kilometres from some of incorporates features such as a clear rise, particularly in regions like Haryana
the country’s most vital expressways. height of 12 metres, FM2-grade fl oor- that offer strong connectivity and access
Leveraging its strategic location, the ing, cross dock multiple loading points, to consumption centres. Our investment
Sohna-Silani logistics park is aiming and wide internal RCC roads to support in Sohna-Silani refl ects both the current
to serve a diverse range of industries, effi cient vehicle circulation. Its modu- market appetite and our long-term view on
including e-commerce, retail, FMCG, lar layout and fl exible design allow the infrastructure-led growth in the logistics
automotive, manufacturing, and third- space to be customised according to the sector. This facility is designed not only
party logistics, ensuring faster turn- operational needs of varied tenants. to meet operational requirements today
around times, lower operating costs, but to adapt to the evolving needs of busi-
and improved last-mile effi ciency. Commenting on the development, nesses in the years to come.”

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
Epigral posts 13% rise in Q4 net profi t

Chlor-alkali fi rm, Epigral, has reported Epigral’s Chairman and Managing he said in a press statement. The
a 13 percent increase in net profi t to Director Mr. Maulik Patel said the com- company is expanding its CPVC and
Rs. 87-crore for the fourth quarter of pany reported “the highest ever revenue” epichlorohydrin capacity, which are
FY2024-25. The company had posted in 2024-25. expected to be commissioned in the fi rst
a net profi t of Rs. 77-crore in the fourth half of FY2027. “The integrated com-
quarter of FY2023-24. Its total revenue “This growth is on account of a plex in Dahej will further strengthen
rose 20 per cent in the fourth quarter to volume rise of 11 percent, majorly after these projects reach optimum utili-
Rs. 631-crore from Rs. 526-crore a year ago. from high-value products. Derivatives sation,” said Mr. Patel. The company is
and Specialty business volume grew by geared up to grow further by focussing
For the full fi scal 2024-25, the com- around 24 percent in FY2025 and its on import substitute products, further
pany reported a 33 percent year-on-year contribution to revenue touched 54 per- diversifying and increasing the deriva-
increase in revenue to Rs. 2,565-crore. cent compared to 45 percent in FY24,” tives and speciality business, he said.

130 Chemical Weekly May 13, 2025

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