Mahindra Logistics Ltd (MLL) continues to accelerate its nationwide growth strategy in 2025, with a clear focus on strengthening its presence beyond traditional metro markets. According to documents accessed by CRE Matrix, MLL has leased 3.28 lakh sq ft of warehousing space in Siddipet, Telangana. The move reflects a calculated push toward emerging industrial corridors and fast-growing Tier-II and Tier-III locations.
The warehousing facility has been leased from Sri Aditya Industrial Logistics Park Private Limited and is located at Baswapuram, Kothur (Mulugu Mandal), Siddipet district. According to lease documents, the agreement spans 60 months, with Mahindra Logistics committing to a monthly rental of ₹6.89 crore.
This transaction reinforces MLL’s ambition to build a pan-India logistics network that goes beyond established metro hubs. With manufacturing and consumption dispersing into smaller cities, Siddipet’s strategic location offers proximity to growing industrial clusters and improved regional connectivity across Telangana.
Part of a Larger Expansion Playbook
The Siddipet lease is not an isolated transaction but part of an aggressive expansion cycle by Mahindra Logistics throughout 2025. In January, the company leased 4.75 lakh sq ft of warehouse space near Khed, Pune, under a five-year agreement valued at nearly ₹73 crore. Shortly after, MLL added almost 4 lakh sq ft of warehousing capacity in the Northeast, covering key markets such as Guwahati and Agartala.
In another major move, April 2025 saw the logistics major secure a long-term lease for 4.75 lakh sq ft near Kolkata’s Howrah district, one of the largest logistics leasing transactions in eastern India this year. Collectively, these deals reflect a deliberate effort to diversify MLL’s warehousing and distribution footprint across multiple regions — Telangana in the south, Maharashtra in the west, Assam and Tripura in the northeast, and West Bengal in the east.
Riding the I&L Real Estate Upswing
Mahindra Logistics’ expansion comes at a time when India’s industrial and logistics (I&L) real estate sector is witnessing record demand. According to CBRE South Asia, leasing activity across the top eight Indian cities touched 37 million sq ft during January–September 2025, marking a 28% year-on-year growth.
The momentum has been powerful in the first half of 2025, with leasing volumes reaching an all-time high of 27.1 million sq ft. Demand continues to be driven by third-party logistics (3PL) players, e-commerce firms, manufacturing companies, and consumer goods enterprises scaling up their supply-chain infrastructure.
While established hubs such as Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad still dominate leasing volumes, Tier-II and Tier-III markets are rapidly gaining traction. This structural shift toward geographically diversified warehousing is reshaping India’s logistics landscape — a trend that Mahindra Logistics appears keen to capitalize on.
The Bigger Picture
The Siddipet warehouse lease underscores Mahindra Logistics’ long-term confidence in India’s evolving supply-chain ecosystem. By aligning its growth strategy with emerging consumption centers and industrial belts, the company is positioning itself to serve clients more efficiently while future-proofing its logistics network in a decentralizing economy.
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