Manufacturing Companies Expanding Operations
Mid to large-scale manufacturers are actively seeking industrial land to expand production capacities due to rising domestic and export demand. These buyers prioritize logistics access, utility availability, and zoning clarity.
- Auto component suppliers and heavy machinery makers
- Food and beverage processing units
- Textile and apparel manufacturers shifting from urban centers
Warehousing and Logistics Developers
E-commerce growth and supply chain optimization have increased interest from companies developing modern storage and distribution centers. These buyers focus on land near highways, ports, or urban peripheries.
- Third-party logistics providers (3PL)
- E-commerce fulfillment specialists
- FMCG and pharma distributors
Real Estate Developers and Industrial Park Operators
Real estate groups and industrial developers are acquiring land to build multi-tenant parks or clusters. Their target is MSMEs, startups, or long-lease corporate users.
- Regional industrial park developers
- Firms creating plug-and-play infrastructure
- PPP model-based developers supported by state incentives
Institutional Investors and REITs
Investment funds, REITs, and private equity groups are entering industrial and logistics land markets for long-term returns. These buyers often partner with developers or lease to anchor tenants.
- Domestic industrial REITs expanding into tier-2 and tier-3 cities
- Private equity-backed logistic asset aggregators
- Infrastructure investment funds focused on high-growth corridors