Delhivery wins Havells mandate to run factory-to-customer supply chain
Delhivery will design, build and operate Havells India’s factory-to-customer supply chain, using technology-led warehousing and transport. The partners plan to jointly open warehouses in western India to serve general trade, modern trade and e-commerce demand.
What happened
Delhivery won a Havells contract to design, build and operate its factory-to-customer supply chain, deploying technology-led warehousing and transport. The
Key facts
- Rs 102.94 crore net loss in Q2 FY24
- 59.5% year-on-year reduction in net loss
- Partnership began in 2017
What changed
Delhivery won a Havells contract to design, build and operate its factory-to-customer supply chain, deploying technology-led warehousing and transport. The partners will open warehouses in western India to support general trade, modern trade and e-commerce demand.
Why this matters
Havells’ end-to-end Delhivery mandate should tighten factory-to-customer fulfillment across general trade, modern trade and e-commerce, with western warehouse execution the key proof point.
What to watch
- Announcement of warehouse count, locations, capacity and go-live dates in western India.
- Evidence that the mandate expands beyond western India or includes additional Havells brands and product lines.
- Reported changes in Havells inventory levels, dealer service levels, freight costs or working-capital efficiency.
- Delhivery disclosures on supply-chain-services revenue growth, warehouse utilization, client concentration and contract-logistics margins.
- Service disruptions during summer, festive-season or promotional demand peaks.