Sumadhura Group Enters Chennai Real Estate Market With Rs 400 Crore Industrial and Logistics Park Investment
Bengaluru, September 1, 2026: Real estate firm Sumadhura Group has announced its entry into the Chennai market with the development of a 52-acre Grade A built-to-suit industrial and logistics park in Red Hills along the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road. Backed by an investment of Rs 400 crore, the expansion marks the company’s strategic push into one of South India’s prime logistics corridors and adds to its growing supply chain infrastructure portfolio, Sumadhura Group said in a press release.
The proposed park will feature 1.2 million square feet of modern warehousing space and is scheduled for completion by December 2028. According to the company, the project is expected to generate approximately 2,500 local employment opportunities. Designed around Grade A operational standards, the complex will include high-level safety infrastructure, shared business centers, integrated amenities, and sustainable engineering to cater to manufacturing, automotive, e-commerce, and third-party logistics firms.
Situated along the Chennai Peripheral Ring Road in Red Hills, the park offers direct access to key industrial clusters, major highways, the Chennai International Airport, the Central Business District, and major sea trade channels, including Ennore Port, Kattupalli Port, and Chennai Port. The location is positioned to serve both domestic distribution networks and export-oriented supply chains.
The project builds upon the firm’s existing 2.5 million square foot logistics facility in Hoskote, Bengaluru, which serves major occupiers such as Amazon, Zepto, Zomato, and Nippon Express. With the new addition in Chennai, the group’s total industrial land portfolio now exceeds 150 acres across South India.
Highlighting the strategy behind the expansion, Madhusudhan G, Chairman and Managing Director, Sumadhura Group, emphasized the strategic importance of the city’s trade routes. “Chennai’s manufacturing depth and port connectivity, anchored by emerging industrial and logistics hubs like Red Hills, Sriperumbudur and Oragadam make it a natural second market for our warehousing vertical. This expansion reflects our commitment to building Grade A industrial and logistics infrastructure for India’s evolving manufacturing ecosystem, extending the trust we’ve built with occupiers in Bengaluru to a new geography. As we scale this vertical, our focus remains on delivering assets that combine strategic location, quality construction, and sustainability,” Madhusudhan G said.
Expanding on market conditions, Madhusudhan G added, “India’s warehousing sector is undergoing a structural shift, with occupiers increasingly favouring Grade A warehousing spaces. Chennai reflects this shift clearly, backed by its strong manufacturing base and improving logistics infrastructure. This growing preference for quality and scale is expected to shape the next phase of warehousing demand across the country.”
Underlining the demand landscape, Vamshi Karangula, Director – Industrial & Logistics, Sumadhura Group, noted that the market’s shift toward high-grade facilities is driving corporate interest. The development aligns with a period of heightened activity in the region, as Chennai recorded 4.1 million square feet of Grade A space absorption in the first half of 2026—an 11 percent increase year-on-year. Together with the Delhi-NCR region, Chennai accounted for more than 45 percent of all Grade A industrial and warehousing leasing nationwide during that period.
