Best 10 Warehousing Companies in Delhi NCR (2026 Guide)

Short answer: The best warehousing companies in Delhi NCR include Lozy, Warehousing Express, SD Global Logistics, Movex, Varuna, Prozo, Central Warehousing Corporation, CONCOR, TCI and Mahindra Logistics. All run warehouse or 3PL operations that serve the region. Below is what each is known for, how to compare them, and what warehouse space costs in 2026.

Key takeaways

• Delhi NCR is one of India's main warehousing hubs, with clusters along the NH-48, NH-44 and NH-19 corridors and around inland container depots (ICDs) such as Tughlakabad, Palwal, Dadri and Rewari.
• The right partner depends on what you are storing — pallets, e-commerce orders, household goods, bulk stock or imported cargo — not on who is largest.
• Warehouse rent in Delhi NCR is usually quoted per square foot per month. Lozy's warehouse space starts at ₹12 per sq ft per month, billed monthly, with no long lock-in.
• If you import goods, a customs bonded warehouse lets you store cargo before paying customs duty. Lozy supports warehousing and customs/EXIM work together.
• Always confirm what a rate includes: GST treatment, handling charges, minimum term, and who pays for racking and labour.

Looking for warehouse or godown space in Delhi NCR means choosing between very different kinds of companies. Some are national logistics firms with large trucking fleets. Some are third-party logistics (3PL) specialists that store and dispatch stock on your behalf. Some are government bodies that run public warehouses and container depots. And some, like Lozy, offer flexible, ready-to-move space with monthly billing.

This guide compares ten companies that genuinely operate in or serve Delhi NCR, explains how to compare them fairly, and sets out what a search for the best warehousing companies in Delhi NCR usually comes down to: location, services, storage type, technology, customs support and how transparent the pricing is.

Why Delhi NCR is India's warehousing hub

Delhi NCR sits at the centre of north India's road network. That single fact explains most of the region's warehouse demand. Goods arrive from the ports of Gujarat and Maharashtra, from Punjab and Haryana's farms and factories, and move outward to eight states — mostly on four-lane and six-lane highways rather than through the city.

The corridors you will hear named are NH-48 (Delhi to Gurugram and on towards Jaipur and Mumbai), NH-44 (Delhi to Sonipat and Karnal), NH-19 (Delhi to Mathura, Agra and Kolkata), the KMP Expressway, also called the Western Peripheral Expressway, which skirts Delhi to the west, and the Eastern Peripheral Expressway to the east. Together these let heavy vehicles bypass central Delhi entirely — which is precisely why warehouse clusters grew outside the city boundary, not inside it.

Two more features set NCR apart from most Indian markets. First, it has an unusually dense set of inland container depots (ICDs) — customs facilities in the hinterland where import and export cargo is cleared without travelling to a seaport. Tughlakabad, Palwal, Dadri, Rewari and Garhi Harsaru all serve the region. Second, it has IGI Airport, which handles air freight. For an importer, that combination is the reason bonded warehousing in Delhi NCR deserves a closer look.

The belts renters actually look at

• Gurugram belt — Kherki Daula, Manesar, Bilaspur and Garhi Harsaru. Close to NH-48 and to the ICD at Garhi Harsaru. Popular with 3PL and e-commerce operations.
• South West Delhi — Dwarka, Ghevra, Mundka and Dhulsiras, near IGI Airport. Useful for air cargo and for businesses that want a Delhi address.
• Noida and Greater Noida — including the Dadri area, next to an ICD and the Eastern Peripheral Expressway.
• Ghaziabad and Faridabad — Loni, Sahibabad, Ballabgarh and Palwal, along NH-19 and NH-9.
• Sonipat and Jhajjar — Kundli, Murthal, Luhari and Pataudi Road, on NH-44 and the KMP Expressway, where the largest floorplates are found.

You can see our own coverage on the Delhi location page and the Haryana location page, or browse every micro-market Lozy covers.

The main types of warehouse space in Delhi NCR

Before comparing companies, it helps to know which of these five things you are actually buying. Businesses often ask for a "warehouse" when they need something smaller or more specialised.

• Bulk or industrial warehousing. Large floorplates for palletised or unpalletised stock, often with high ceilings, wide bays and space for forklifts. Suited to manufacturing, FMCG and importers holding high volumes.
• Racked and pallet storage. Selective or block racking that uses height instead of floor area. Cheaper per pallet, but needs the right kind of stock and equipment.
• 3PL or fulfilment space. Shared or dedicated space where the operator receives, stores, picks, packs and dispatches on your behalf. Common for e-commerce and distributors who do not want to run their own warehouse team.
• Self storage. A lockable unit you alone can access — a room rather than a shared floor. Usually priced per unit per month and aimed at homes, small businesses and document or inventory storage. Our self storage page and the storage unit size guide explain the options.
• Bonded storage. A licensed warehouse where imported goods can be stored before customs duty is paid. This is a separate category with its own rules, covered in the EXIM section below.

Knowing which category you need narrows the comparison fast. It also stops you paying for handling you will never use, or signing up for shared space when you need a lockable room.

How we picked these companies

This list is based on public information only. There is no paid placement, and no position in this list is sold to anyone. We applied seven criteria to every company in the same way:

• Location — does it genuinely serve Delhi NCR (Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, Sonipat, Jhajjar), rather than just naming the region on a website?
• Services — storage only, or storage plus handling, pick-and-pack, dispatch and transport?
• Storage types — pallet, floor, racked, bulk, household, temperature-sensitive or bonded.
• Technology and reporting — is there inventory visibility a client can actually use?
• Customs and EXIM support — bonded storage, duty deferment, documentation help.
• Pricing transparency — is the basis of charging clear (per sq ft per month, per pallet, or something else)?
• Customer support — a named contact, a clear escalation path, and a straightforward joining process.

We left out companies we could not verify, and we have said nothing negative about anyone. Companies are described from their own public websites. Where you are comparing quotes, our godown vs warehouse comparison is a useful sanity check on terminology before you start.

The 10 best warehousing companies in Delhi NCR (2026)

1. Lozy (LozySmart Warehousing)

Lozy is our own company, and we are listing it first because we can describe it in full detail, not because we claim it is the largest. Lozy provides warehousing and self storage across Delhi NCR, backed by a pan-India network of 77+ warehouses and over 1 million sq ft of live space.

What Lozy offers:

• Warehouse and godown space for rent — ready-to-move units from ₹12 per sq ft per month, billed monthly, with no long lock-in and GST invoicing.
• Self storage — lockable units from ₹999 per month for homes and small businesses, with 24/7 CCTV and PIN access.
• Business and industrial warehousing, on-demand space for seasonal peaks, and e-commerce warehousing built around online sellers.
• Customs and EXIM support, including a customs bonded warehouse for duty-deferred storage of imported cargo.
• Facility features — racking and shelving, loading bays, forklifts and pallet trucks on site, household pickup and delivery, and stock reports your team can read.

Delhi NCR facilities. Lozy's Delhi NCR footprint includes a facility in Dwarka Sector 26 for warehouse and household storage, a godown near IGI Airport at Dhulsiras, Dwarka Sector 24, and units near Ghevra Metro station in outer Delhi. Around the region there is space in Gurgaon, near the ICD and expressway at Garhi Harsaru and around Kherki Daula, plus units in Manesar, Faridabad, Pataudi Road and Jhajjar.

Pricing. Warehouse space starts at ₹12 per sq ft per month and self storage at ₹999 per month. Rates vary by location, size and term, so the honest answer is that your quote depends on what you need. Starting rates are set out on the pricing page.

If your goods are imported, the section on warehousing and EXIM further down is worth reading closely — it is the most common gap we see when businesses compare warehouse quotes in NCR.

2. Warehousing Express Logistics

A Gurugram-based provider of third-party warehousing, contract logistics and on-demand warehouse services, with operations in several Indian cities. It is best known for flexible, contract-based warehousing rather than running its own trucking fleet, which suits businesses that want space and handling without building a facility of their own.

3. SD Global Logistics

A New Delhi-based third-party logistics company offering warehousing, e-commerce fulfilment and supply chain services through a pan-India warehouse network. Its focus suits businesses that want to outsource storage and dispatch end to end, from receiving incoming stock to shipping customer orders.

4. Movex Warehousing

An operator of 3PL warehousing, on-demand storage and e-commerce fulfilment facilities, with sites in Delhi, Noida and Gurugram among other cities. Movex is known for plug-and-play fulfilment space aimed at online sellers who need storage and pick-pack-dispatch under one roof.

5. Varuna Integrated Logistics (Varuna Group)

A logistics company founded in 1996, providing warehousing alongside road transportation with its own dry-cargo container fleet. It is best known for combining warehouse management with long-haul road movement, which helps businesses that store stock in NCR and then distribute it across north India.

6. Prozo

A Gurugram-headquartered supply chain company providing pan-India 3PL warehousing, fulfilment and quick-commerce fulfilment centres. Prozo is best known for technology-led fulfilment, which suits brands selling across several online and offline channels at once.

7. Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC)

A Government of India statutory body that operates public warehouses and provides integrated warehousing and logistics services nationwide, including customs bonded warehouses and inland container depot and container freight station facilities for EXIM cargo. It is the reference point for public-sector warehousing in India — useful when a business needs large-scale, regulated storage or bonded storage under government administration.

8. Container Corporation of India (CONCOR)

A Government of India Navratna enterprise that manages inland container depots and container freight stations for multimodal cargo movement. CONCOR's ICDs act as dry ports that bring customs clearance to the hinterland, and its bonded warehousing lets importers store cargo and take partial deliveries while duty payment is deferred — the closest public-sector parallel to what a private bonded warehouse offers.

9. Transport Corporation of India (TCI)

A Gurugram-based integrated logistics provider offering warehousing, 3PL, freight and multimodal transport services across India. TCI is best known for scale: a national network that can hold inventory and move it by road, rail and coastal shipping under a single contract.

10. Mahindra Logistics

Part of the Mahindra Group, providing contract logistics and warehousing across India from multi-client and built-to-suit facilities. It is best known for large, engineered supply-chain contracts — for example, managing warehouses and inbound logistics for manufacturing clients.

Also worth knowing: Delhivery operates multi-tenant fulfilment centres through its supply chain division, Allcargo Logistics runs contract logistics and container freight station operations including in the NCR, and Safexpress provides 3PL, inventory management and warehousing support alongside its express distribution network. We kept them off the main list only to focus the comparison on storage and warehousing rather than parcel movement.

How to choose a warehousing company in Delhi NCR

Work through this list before you sign anything. It is the same checklist we would want a customer to apply to us.

1. Match the storage type to the goods. Pallets, full-floor bulk stock, racked storage, household goods, documents and temperature-sensitive items each need different handling. If your stock is imported, bonded storage changes the picture — see the EXIM section.
2. Check the location against your customers. A warehouse in Sonipat is not interchangeable with one in Dwarka if your deliveries are in south Delhi. Ask how far it is to your main delivery area, and to the nearest ICD or airport if you import.
3. Ask what is included. Racking, forklifts, labour, security, housekeeping and pest control are sometimes separate line items. Get them named in writing.
4. Confirm the rent basis. Per square foot per month, per pallet, or a flat unit rate? Compare like with like, and ask whether GST applies and whether you can claim input credit.
5. Check the minimum term and exit terms. Monthly, quarterly, or a multi-year lock-in with annual escalations? Some contracts look cheap in year one and rise sharply in year two.
6. Look at security and insurance. CCTV, access control, entry logs, and what happens if goods are damaged. If you are moving imported cargo, ask about cargo liability cover as well.
7. Test the reporting. Ask for a sample stock report before you sign, not after. If you cannot read it, it will not help you.
8. Meet your contact. One named person who answers is worth more than a call centre. Poor support is the most common complaint in warehousing, and it becomes visible within the first week.

Warehouse pricing in Delhi NCR: what you can actually verify

Warehouse pricing in India is quoted in a few different ways, and mixing them up is the fastest route to a misleading comparison. Here is the vocabulary.

• Per sq ft per month. The most common basis for warehouse and godown space. You pay for the floor area you occupy.
• Per pallet per month. Common in shared and 3PL facilities, where you pay for storage positions rather than floor area.
• Per unit or per locker per month. Typical for self storage, where a fixed-size room is yours alone.
• Handling charges. Inward and outward handling, picking and packing are often charged separately from storage. Always ask.

The figures we can stand behind: Lozy's warehouse and godown space starts at ₹12 per sq ft per month with monthly billing, and self storage units start at ₹999 per month. Your exact rate depends on location, size and duration — a large floorplate in Jhajjar and a small unit in Dwarka are not priced the same way.

We are deliberately not quoting a single "market rate" for Delhi NCR. Published averages for the region vary widely by micro-market, building grade and floorplate size, and a number repeated without its basis does more harm than good. If you want a real comparison, collect three quotes and normalise them: same area definition, same inclusions, same term. Our guide to warehouse rent per sq ft, city by city and the Delhi NCR price guide go deeper into how rates are built up.

Warehousing and EXIM: why a bonded warehouse matters

If you import goods into India, storage and customs are not separate problems. Duty is normally payable when goods are cleared, which means your working capital is tied up from the moment a container lands. A bonded warehouse changes that timing, and for many importers it is the single most valuable part of a warehousing contract.

Under India's Customs Act, 1962 (Chapter IX), dutiable imported goods may be deposited in a licensed public, private or special warehouse without paying duty immediately. Duty becomes payable when the goods are removed for home consumption. That is the whole idea: store first, pay duty later.

Two public-sector examples show how established the model is. Central Warehousing Corporation operates customs bonded warehouses specifically to facilitate deferred payment of customs duty, alongside its ICD and CFS facilities. CONCOR describes its bonded warehousing as letting importers store cargo and take partial deliveries — useful when you need to clear some stock and hold the rest.

How the flow works

1. Cargo arrives at a seaport, airport or ICD. The ICDs serving Delhi NCR are Tughlakabad, Palwal, Dadri, Rewari and Garhi Harsaru.
2. Goods move to a bonded warehouse — duty stays deferred while the cargo is stored.
3. Documentation is filed — bills of entry and related papers are submitted electronically through ICEGATE, Indian Customs' national trade portal.
4. Duty is paid on removal and goods are dispatched to customers, a factory or your own site.

Government policy has moved in the same direction. The National Logistics Policy, together with GST and the paperless e-Sanchit process, has been aimed at cutting the time and paperwork involved in moving and clearing goods.

In practice: if you import regularly, look for a warehousing partner that also handles customs work, rather than assembling a warehouse, a broker and a transporter yourself. Lozy provides both sides — customs clearance services alongside bonded warehouse space, with importer of record and exporter of record support. If you sell on, DDP shipping and e-commerce warehousing cover the onward leg.

The bottom line

There is no single best warehousing company in Delhi NCR — there is the one whose location, storage type and pricing basis match your goods. Use the checklist above, ask for the inclusions in writing, and compare quotes on the same basis.

If you want a straight answer quickly, talk to Lozy. Tell us the city, the kind of stock and roughly how much space you need, and we will match a facility and a rate — including bonded storage if your goods are imported. Space starts at ₹12 per sq ft per month, self storage from ₹999 per month, with monthly billing and no long lock-in.

About the author

Lozy Editorial Desk. This guide was written by the Lozy Editorial Desk, the in-house team that covers warehousing, self storage, logistics and customs/EXIM topics for lozy.in. We write from Lozy's own facility and pricing information and from public, citable sources. We do not publish invented statistics, ratings or reviews.

Sources. Company details were taken from each company's own public website. Customs and warehousing facts were taken from: the Customs Act, 1962 — Chapter IX (CBIC, taxinformation.cbic.gov.in); Central Warehousing Corporation (cewacor.nic.in); CONCOR's Right to Information disclosure (concorindia.co.in); ICEGATE, Indian Customs' national trade portal (icegate.gov.in); and Invest India's National Logistics Policy briefing (investindia.gov.in). All sources are government or government-backed publications.

Last updated: 10 October 2026. Have a question the FAQ below does not answer? Call +91 93547 12345 or email care@lozy.in.