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Prozo Expands Karnataka Network with 1.5 Lakh Sq Ft Hoskote Warehouses

Supply chain platform Prozo has launched two new multi-client fulfillment centers in Hoskote, Bengaluru, adding 1.51 lakh sq ft (75,000 sq ft and 76,000 sq ft) to its Karnataka footprint, bringing the state’s total facilities to 12.

Strategically located in Hoskote’s logistics cluster near NH-75 and Bengaluru’s industrial zones, the centers support high-volume operations for e-commerce, retail, and enterprises amid surging South India demand.

Integrated with Prozo’s tech stack—including AI demand forecasting, real-time SLA monitoring, and multi-channel order orchestration—the facilities enhance inventory visibility and process discipline for clients like Reliance, Bata, Relaxo, and VIP Industries.

Founder-CEO Ashvini Jakhar noted brands’ shift toward reliable, accurate supply chains, with these hubs enabling faster networks and local job growth. Prozo’s national network now exceeds 50 centers and 3 million sq ft, bolstering last-mile logistics from ports to urban markets.

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