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Plastic Granules Mixer Machine in Chennai

Plastic Granules Mixer Machine in Chennai: Company Overview: Invoit Plast Machinery Pvt. Ltd. is located in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India. Invoit Plast Machinery Pvt. Ltd., is manufacturer, supplier and exporter of plastic processing machineries. We  are Specializes in Manufacturer and Supplier of Plastic Granules Mixer Machine. Offers Plastic Granules Mixer Machine as well as plastic raw material mixer machines. Emphasizes stringent quality criteria to ensure high-quality products for customers. Advantages: Overcomes traditional deficiencies and ensures even and adequate blending. Ideal for plastic extrusion, animal feed mixing, and building materials blending. Offers numerous benefits in various industrial applications. Features: Precisely engineered for fast and homogeneous mixing. Easy to operate with control panel featuring overload motor relay protection. Three-side material discharge options (Left, Right, Back). Equipped with inspection and cleaning windows for convenience and safety. Applications: Essential for achieving the perfect recipe of raw materials in plastic component production. Used in various industries including injection molding, blow molding, blown film production, etc. Facilitates homogeneous mixing of masterbatch, virgin granules, and regrind materials. Invoit Plast Machinery Pvt. Ltd. Provide Plastic Granules Mixer Machine in Chennai, Tamil Nadu Including Poonamallee to Sriperumbudur across Irrungattukottai, Mannur, Sengadu, Mappedu & Pillaipakkam, Chidambaram, Arcot, Ariyalur, Chengalpattu, Chennai, Coimbatore, Cuddalore, Dharmapuri, Dindigul, Erode, Kallakurichi, Kanchipuram, Kanniyakumari, Karur, Krishnagiri, Madurai, Mayiladuthurai, Nagapattinam, Namakkal, Nilgiris, Perambalur, Pudukkottai, Rajapalayam, Ramanathapuram, Ranipet, Salem, Sivagangai, Tenkasi, Thanjavur, Theni, Thoothukudi, Tiruchirappalli, Tirunelveli, Tirupathur, Tiruppur, Tiruvallur, Tiruvannamalai, Tiruvarur, Vellore, Viluppuram, Virudhunagar, Salem, Udhagamandalam. For further details and inquiries, interested parties are encouraged to contact the company. Read the full article

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Transformational Impact of the Chennai-Bangalore Expressway: Demand & Rates of the Plots for Sale In Chennai.

Spanning two powerhouse cities, Chennai & Bangalore, and connecting 3 major south Indian states, Tamilnadu, Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh, the soon-to-be-unveiled Chennai-Bangalore Expressway is going to rewrite the price & demand for the plots for sale in Chennai.

NHAI (National Highway Authority of India) is almost nearing completion with this project which is “Set to cut down travel time between Bengaluru and Chennai, from five-six hours to just 2.15 hours, making the journey faster & more efficient. It will also shorten the distance between the cities by 80 km & allow a speed limit of 120 km/hr,” says Anshuman Magazine, chairman & CEO - India, South-East Asia, Middle East and Africa, CBRE. 

Well, this will also bring a significant shift in the demand & price of the commercial, industrial, & residential plots for sale in Chennai. Let us explore through this blog, the positive impact of the Chennai-Bangalore Expressway on the plots available enroute.

Spur in the rates of plots for sale in Chennai.

The expressway will drive growth for the commercial & residential plots for sale in Chennai, along the corridor. Further, the expressway’s connectivity to the city’s port through the ongoing Chennai Port-Maduravoyal Elevated Expressway will boost Chennai’s appeal as a logistics hub, driving further real estate growth.

Those looking to buy plots in Chennai in the areas alongside the expressway which include industrial hubs like Oragadam, Tambaram, Parandur, Sriperumbudur, & Mappedu will witness a significant hike in the prices of the plots for sale in Chennai. Other notable changes that the expressway will bring about are:

Office rental rates will go up by 3-5% in the next few quarters in the key localities.

Beginning from 2018 to Q2 Of 2024, the rates of the plots available in the city’s micro-markets have seen a notable increase.

Chengalpattu has experienced a 38% hike, with sq ft rates increasing from Rs 3,450 to Rs 4,575 per sq ft.

Oragadam has a 20& increase with prices increasing from Rs 3,740 to Rs 4,500 per sq ft.

Sriperumbudur’s rates grew by 26%, from Rs 3,297 to Rs 4,167 per sq ft. 

Arakkonam saw a 33% hike with prices moving from Rs 3,160 to Rs 4,187 per sq ft.

Plots available in Kanchipuram increased by 32%, from Rs 2,850 to Rs 3,750 per sq ft.

Related: Explore Elephantine's Fast-selling Community Plots in Thirumullaivoyal

What’s in store for those looking to buy plots in Chennai?

Improved inter-state and inter-city connectivity for the plots for sale in Chennai.

Chennai & Bangalore as employment hubs will attract more FDI and Domestic Investment.

Increased trade activities, distribution networks, & supply chains will boost the local and regional economies & logistics.

Tremendous growth of supporting infrastructure like roads, hotels, & other amenities along the route.

Boom in land prices of plots for sale in Chennai along and surrounding the expressway.

Excellent investment opportunities for buyers looking for commercial/residential plots for sale in Chennai.

Planning to buy plots in Chennai at the prime locations with the best amenities & connectivity, head to Elephantine Enterprises website to partner with one of the top realtors in Chennai with an exclusive range of real estate services, under their umbrella.

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Reliance Industries To Develop Multi-Modal Logistics Park In...: Government

Reliance Industries To Develop Multi-Modal Logistics Park In…: Government

RIL to develop multi-modal logistics park in Tamil Nadu: Government New Delhi: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has been awarded the work to develop the first multi-modal logistics park (MMLP) at Mappedu in Thiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu, the government said on Friday. MMLP Chennai at Mappedu is being developed in an area of 184.27 acres. “MoRTH has made significant progress under this National…

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RIL to develop multi-modal logistics park in Tamil Nadu: Govt

RIL to develop multi-modal logistics park in Tamil Nadu: Govt

NEW DELHI: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has been awarded the work to develop the first multi-modal logistics park (MMLP) at Mappedu in Thiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu, the government said on Friday. MMLP Chennai at Mappedu is being developed in an area of 184.27 acres. “MoRTH has made significant progress under this National Master Plan and embarking on the same, MMLP Chennai at Mappedu being…

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RIL to develop multi-modal logistics park in Tamil Nadu: Govt - Times of India

RIL to develop multi-modal logistics park in Tamil Nadu: Govt – Times of India

NEW DELHI: Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) has been awarded the work to develop the first multi-modal logistics park (MMLP) at Mappedu in Thiruvallur district of Tamil Nadu, the government said on Friday. MMLP Chennai at Mappedu is being developed in an area of 184.27 acres. “MoRTH has made significant progress under this National Master Plan and embarking on the same, MMLP Chennai at Mappedu being…

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Why did Tamil Nadu’s first multi-modal logistics park boost real estate potential?

The news of Tamil Nadu’s first multi-modal logistics park (MMLP), planned at Mappedu in Tiruvallur, has been creating the right kind of ripples in Chennai’s real estate circles. Last month, a memorandum of understanding (MoU) was signed for the construction of the 158-acre park between the state-owned Tamil Nadu Industrial Development Corporation (TIDCO) and the National Highways Authority of India’s (NHAI) arm National Highway Logistics Management Ltd (NHLML). To be built under the public-private partnership model between TIDCO, NHLML and the Chennai Port Trust with an investment of Rs 1,200 crore, this mega project is expected to create employment for an estimated 10,000 workers and greatly spur the ancillary warehousing and cold storage facilities segments.

Strategic location The Chennai port enjoys its location advantage of being accessible to the industrial clusters and is well-connected by rail, national highway networks and, inland and coastal waterways. This MMLP at Tiruvallur will have an edge as it will be linked to the established industrial clusters of Sriperumbudur – a premier automotive manufacturing hub, Pillaipakkam and Oragadam. Besides being nearer to the CPRR (Chennai Peripheral Ring Road), Chennai airport and sea ports, the MMLP is expected to house a host of modern facilities including a freight terminal with rail and road links, large storage capacity, as well as advanced machinery and mover equipment to handle an increase in cargo.

In fact, given the MMLP’s strategic location, the aim of having this park near Chennai is to reduce the operational delays involved in the handling and movement of substantial amount of freight. The provision of in-house warehouses and cold storage facilities as well as speedy custom clearance is envisaged to give industrial exports a shot in the arm.

“We expect many new industrial and storage infrastructure being set up around the multi-modal park to tap into the superior connectivity benefits it offers,” shares M Arun Kumar, chairman – policy committee, CREDAI Chennai. “The corridors between Thandalam-Perambakkam and Pollivakkam-Ulundhai will benefit immensely,” he adds.

Scope for real estate investment Any new industrial landmark opens up vistas for progress. The real estate industry in Chennai too is optimistic about the MMLP at Tiruvallur creating large-scale employment with the scope for accommodation facilities in the areas around it.

“The MMLP is a fantastic idea and we are glad the government has realised the potential for it. With Tiruvallur already a thriving warehousing hub having basic social infrastructure in place, including a number of schools and colleges having their campuses here, the workforce that will be employed at the MMLP will greatly benefit from living here too,” shares T Padam Dugar, president, CREDAI Chennai.

Kumar agrees that the successful growth of an industrial cluster depends on the availability of adequate social amenities like housing to support it. “We believe the demand for housing, especially catering to the middle-income, affordable and worker accommodation segments, will see increased demand in the near future,” he posits.

Dugar is of the opinion that the new projects announcing budget homes and apartment enclaves will take some time. Till then, he feels that the locations around are ideal for those looking at investing in plots of land. “Now is a good time to invest in plots in the vicinity of Tiruvallur. You could later sell it at a good price to purchase an apartment, or even construct a house on the same plot. The opportunities are many,” he points out.

As the state waits with bated breath to get this ambitious project off the ground, the logistics, warehousing and real estate industries anticipate their active participation soon.

What is a multi-modal logistics park? Multi-modal transport involves a humongous network of roads – both, national and state highways, ports, airports and railways. This combination of different modes of transport working together facilitates the efficient and faster movement of cargo, hence saving valuable time and money. Logistics parks ideally have large warehouses and cold storage units along with advanced equipment and automation to facilitate storage of perishable and industrial goods with ideal temperature settings and enough manpower to prevent wastage.

The CBRE India Real Estate Market Outlook 2021 report states that government initiatives are likely to have an impact on Indian real estate. As the industrial and logistics (I&L) segment takes centre-stage, the government is keen to extend support via draft national logistics and industrial policies and investments in setting up industrial corridors, the report mentions. The MMLP at Tiruvallur seems to be an apt beginning in this direction.

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Class 12 girl from Tamil Nadu dies by suicide inside hostel room: Police

Jul 26, 2022 07:32 IST Tiruvallur (Tamil Nadu) , July 26 (Always First): A Class 12 girl reportedly died by suicide in Tiruvallur district in her hostel room attached to a government-aided school, police officials said. The girl's body was taken to the Tiruvallur government medical college and hospital for postmortem. Police claim she reportedly took the extreme step during the wee hours of Monday. The incident led to protests by a few locals and parents near the school premises amid heavy police deployment. Police said that her parents were daily wage labourers. The victim was studying in a government aided school in Kilacheri village in the district. "On Monday morning, after the girls left for school, the victim had allegedly told her friends that she would come late. However, since she did not return. Anxious about the developments, staff checked on her hostel room and found her hanging from the ceiling," the police said. The school staff informed the police and the body was sent to the Thiruvallur Government Hospital for Autopsy. After preliminary investigations, police said, there was no suicide note retrieved from the hostel. The staff of the hostel said that the victim did not go home for a month. Her friends said that she was gloomy for the past few months, said a senior police officer. Meanwhile, villagers from her native place staged a protest blocking the bus and vehicles in Tiruttani town of the district. The case has been registered at Mappedu police station and has been transferred to the Crime Branch-Criminal Investigation Department (CB-CID). CB-CID Officials are now enquiring the school staff members and hostel warden in the school campus. Gayathri, cousin sister of the victim and Padaiyappa, cousin brother of the victim said, "We have our own apprehensions on her death and we suspect something hidden behind her death. We won't get the body (before her autopsy) and will not know what really happened to her. She is not the kind of girl who would attempt suicide. She is so innocent with a kind heart." "Even on the night of July 24, she spoke with family members. She was sounding normal too. There is a mystery behind her death," they said. M Sathapriya, DIG, Kanchipuram city, "We have properly informed family members of the victim at the time we reached the spot. All the members are here from the morning. Till now, we didn't find any letter or evidence. CB-CID has started the investigation." "To avoid additional problems, we have deployed police protect for the school campus. The truth will be revealed only after investigation," the police official said. Durga, sister in law of the victim, "There is a mystery behind her death. The girl can't opt suicide. She is so innocent. I hope that she will get justice." On July 13, a 16-year-old girl reportedly died in her hostel premises of a private school in Kallakurichi. The girl's parents suspected foul play while police said she allegedly died by suicide. The protests over the girl's death reportedly turned violent on July 17 when the school was damaged, police and school vehicles were set on fire. Around 52 police officials were also injured in the incident. (Always First) Read the full article

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Warehousing plays an important role and is a fundamental part of the transportation of goods in the infrastructure of the business. It collectively helps in building robust economies for the procurement, distribution, and manufacturing of services. There is a growing tide in the industrial and warehousing sector of India due to increasing demand in the e-commerce companies, manufacturing, and third-party logistics (3PL). Heavy industries occupiers such as the aerospace sectors, automotive, and auto ancillary often spend, INR 28-35 per sq foot per month on leasing the facilities of warehousing for meeting their specific requirements. There is growing importance on the warehousing rent, which accounts for 10 – 15% of total logistic cost along with the optimization of customer services, transportation cost, packaging, inventory management, and handling.

According to property consultant CBRE, India records a growth of 31 percent crossing 13 million sq ft every year in the leasing of warehousing. Leasing activity of more than 60 percent got contributed by Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru. The growth in warehouse leasing has also led to the growing demand in the manufacturing sector, which further creates additional jobs in infrastructure, customer services, real estate, and the retail sector.

Warehousing leasing for spaces consists of rented buildings commercial space used for business, ports or harbors of the Government or state which is common in emergencies, warehouses of pre-fabrication with no availability of permanent structures and is common practice in emergencies, transit for the different locations destined goods temporary storage for a short time, organization owned and managed space, bonded warehouses for unpaid duty storage of goods which are destined to another country, Open storage which is not ideal for emergencies, sometimes the only alternative for perishable products, and bonded warehouses pre-positioned stock and for quick sport can sometimes be stored for long periods.

Driving Force behind Warehousing Demand

The Indian warehousing and industrial sector are getting benefits from various policy initiatives of the Government such as evolving patterns in consumption, implementation of Goods and Services Tax, dynamics in global trade, and Make in India program.

Modernization of Warehousing facilities due to GST– Tax consolidation across states due to the implementation of GST has enabled companies for setting up a very efficient distribution network. Now, development is taking place for the making of extensive and centrally located warehousing facilities by companies. Hence, the hub-and-spoke model will become more prevalent in the future.

E-commerce development with a large consumption market– The warehousing demand by e-commerce sectors is mostly visible from the significant investment made by Amazon and Flipkart. In recent years, there are more e-commerce portals like Amazon and Flipkart with a vast and growing demand for warehouses. They pick up the products from the sellers and take them to the warehousing facilities, known as the fulfillment centers for sorting and packaging the goods.

Make in India Program– Multinational companies are keen on expanding their manufacturing footprint due to which India is gaining prominence as a manufacturing hub. The campaign, Make in India which started initially in 2014 by the Indian Government gave initial impetus for investment attraction in the sector of manufacturing. Positive results are seen in the form of many multinational companies such as Xiaomi, Apple, Lockheed Martin, and Samsung setting up their bases in India.

Evolving global trade dynamics– India has been the source of attraction as a manufacturing hub for the last few months due to the ongoing trade tensions between China and the US. India is evaluated and seen as an alternative to the many multinational manufacturing companies like Honda Motor Company, Foxconn, Hyundai Motor Company, Pegatron Corporation, Volkswagen, and Winston Corporation.

Warehouse Leasing in Chennai for Industrial and Commercial Purposes

Traditionally, Chennai, an industrial town gives primary importance to the manufacturing of automobile and IT hardware. Chennai solidified as one of the major manufacturing hubs of India due to advantages such as rail network, ports, and robust road. Chennai from the early 1990s has the established presence of automobile manufacturers such as Hyundai and Ford Motor. The logistics market of Chennai is also growing as companies are looking for future expansion through the exploration of leasing logistics spaces, which is good quality. There is also an increased supply of industrial and commercial real estate infrastructure and good quality warehousing in Chennai. Knight Frank India, who is a global real estate consultancy, launched India Warehousing Market Report 2020. The report states a leasing activity of a warehouse of 3.4 mn sq ft and a 22% robust compounded annual growth rate is seen in Chennai in the Financial Year, 2020.

Manufacturing Hub has had stimulated the facilities of warehousing requirements that developed on and around the highways of four avenues that came out from the center of Chennai such as the GNT Road (Kolkata highway, NH 16), Poonamallee High Road (Bengaluru highway), and the Chennai Thiruvallur Road (MTH Road) toward the north, the Grand Southern Trunk Road (GST Road/ NH 32) towards the west. Chennai’s activity regarding warehousing is currently concentrated from the city center between 40 to 60 km in a location such as Periyapalayam in the north and Thiruvallur, Oragadam, Mappedu, and Sriperumbudur in the west. There are two major warehousing clusters in Chennai. The western locations constitute one cluster known as the Sriperumbudur-Oragadam cluster, and the northern areas form one cluster, known as the NH 5 – Periyapalayam warehousing cluster. The western locations primarily fulfill the Auto and Auto Ancillary industry requirements, and the eastern areas meet the FMCG sector company’s needs.

Chennai’s Real Estate and its trends

There was a fall in the growth of the real estate of Chennai. However, the state bypassed and overcame the economic slowdown. According to the report from Knight Frank India, the country saw a growth of 6% year-on-year rise in Home Sales and 0.1 mnsq m (1.5 mnsqft) of new supply in office transactions. The primary trends providing most of the impetus to sales are ready to move-in-homes and affordable housing. Accordingly, it also encouraged the builders for the planning of new projects.

The latest trends in Chennai in the real estate for development are the co-working spaces in which more than 13 million people in India work. The leasing also jumped five-fold in co-working spaces from 2% in 2017 to 10% in 2018. Rapidly increasing expansion of industries and subsequent commercial activity supports and drives the real estate market of Chennai. The development of North and South Chennai will further boost real estate demand. Preference in co-living spaces that have good accommodation facilities but are inexpensive and lacking interest in the responsibilities of homeownership.

Chennai at present is also having a high demand for large business parks and sharing paces. The commercial real estate needs a transformation due to the reshaping of office space work culture and requirements by the Corporate and MNCs. There was widespread anticipation that there would be a significant decline in the office spaces after March. However, this is so not the case, according to the Vice –Chairman of Anarock Property Consultants, Santhosh Kumar. He said that everyone changed their business strategies after adjusting to the new realities.

Customer Experience as a Strategy

Customer experience plays a significant role in the owner-operator committed to enduring relationships. Highest quality logistics real across should be provided to the customers across the globe along with helping them in the operation of their cost-effectively, continuously, and efficient facilities. One of the most significant aspects of leasing industrial logistic properties companies is operational continuity. Hence, there should be the availability of 24*7 customer support for keeping the smooth running of logistics facilities. Performance of a wide range of services for ensuring that the customer’s lease is ongoing with an efficient operation like quickly responding whether the big or small needs of the customers and spend countless hours corresponding and meeting with customers and vendors. Another important necessity for maintaining a good customer experience is partnering with real estate agents across the globe for helping the clients in their exemplary service in executing strategies of real estate.

Warehousing Leasing and Inventory Management

The basic principles guiding the inventory management in the warehousing leasing are procedures for inbound receipt planning; outbound delivery procedures; and storage formalities such as occupational health and safety, inventory control, and location management. Timely inventory management along with time saving and efficient handling system and efficient mode of transportation optimized 80% of the logistic cost. The procedure for inventory management is acquisition, valuation, issuance, transfer, counting and reporting, disposal, handover and return, request, and closure of field offices. Each organization’s offices should have correct, adequate, and updated inventory records. There is proper documentation of all the inventory transactions and also the submission of a sufficient audit trail.

Conclusion

Thus, there is the enormous capacity of India, especially the fastest developing cities for attracting investments of large scale into the warehousing and industrial sector. It is even especially significant in the present times since companies are considering the supply chains shifting to India from China. Chennai may observe a massive growth in the real estate and warehousing sector after Bengaluru as it already has a healthy supply and demand for the warehousing sector, commercial and industrial spaces.

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