Yamato Holdings Opens Its Largest Overseas Logistics Facility in Haryana, Strengthening India–Japan Supply Chain Ties!
Yamato Holdings Co., Ltd., one of Japan’s leading logistics and supply chain groups, has inaugurated its largest overseas logistics facility in Haryana, India, marking a significant milestone in the company’s global expansion strategy and a strong vote of confidence in India’s long-term economic potential. The new facility underscores Yamato’s commitment to the Indian market and is expected to play a pivotal role in enhancing logistics efficiency, supporting manufacturing growth, and strengthening trade flows between India and Japan.
Strategically located in Haryana—one of North India’s most important industrial and logistics hubs—the facility benefits from close proximity to Delhi-NCR, a major consumption and distribution center, as well as key manufacturing clusters across northern and western India. Its location offers seamless connectivity to national highways, rail corridors, and nearby airports, enabling faster, more reliable domestic distribution and efficient access to international trade routes.
The newly opened center is Yamato Holdings’ largest facility outside Japan, highlighting the strategic importance of India within the company’s global network. Equipped with advanced automation, modern warehousing infrastructure, and sophisticated supply chain management systems, the facility is designed to deliver a comprehensive range of logistics services. These include warehousing, distribution, value-added services, and cross-border logistics solutions tailored to the needs of multinational and domestic customers operating in India.
According to the company, the Haryana facility has been developed to support rapidly growing demand from sectors such as automotive, electronics, industrial manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and e-commerce. By applying Japanese logistics expertise, operational discipline, and technology-driven processes, Yamato aims to reduce transit times, improve inventory visibility, and enhance overall service quality across complex supply chains.
A senior executive from Yamato Holdings noted that India occupies a central position in the company’s global growth vision. The opening of the Haryana facility reflects Yamato’s strong belief in India’s expanding role as a manufacturing and supply chain hub, supported by government initiatives such as Make in India and PM Gati Shakti. The executive added that the new center will enable Yamato to provide high-quality, reliable, and efficient logistics services while supporting India’s deeper integration into global supply networks.
Beyond operational impact, the project is expected to deliver meaningful socio-economic benefits to the region. The facility will generate employment opportunities, contribute to skill development in logistics and supply chain management, and strengthen the local logistics ecosystem. Sustainability has also been a key consideration in the facility’s design, with the incorporation of energy-efficient systems, optimized material handling processes, and environmentally responsible operating practices aligned with Yamato Holdings’ global sustainability goals.
The inauguration of Yamato’s largest overseas logistics facility further reinforces the strategic economic partnership between India and Japan, which spans infrastructure, manufacturing, and technology. Japanese investments have played a significant role in the development of India’s industrial corridors, and Yamato’s expansion adds fresh momentum to bilateral cooperation in the logistics and supply chain domain.
With this landmark investment in Haryana, Yamato Holdings positions itself as a long-term partner in India’s logistics transformation—supporting faster trade, more resilient supply chains, and the country’s ambition to emerge as a global manufacturing and distribution powerhouse.
