Resurfacing a January move: Zomato Hyperpure leased 253,421 sq ft warehouse in Palava for five years

Resurfacing details from a January 15, 2025 deal, Zomato Hyperpure had leased a 253,421 sq ft warehouse at Lodha Industrial and Logistics Park in Palava, MMR, effective from February 15, 2025. The B2B kitchen-supply platform will pay monthly rent of more than Rs 85.3 lakh, with a 5% annual escalation.

— Source publishedWed, 15 Jan, 2025, 21:22 IST·First seen Sun, 27 Sept, 2026, 11:44 IST·Source Business Standard (via Wayback)

What happened

Hyperpure (Zomato) · Zomato Hyperpure leased a 253,421 sq ft warehouse at Lodha Industrial and Logistics Park in Palava, MMR, for five years from February 15,

Key facts

  • 253,421 sq ft
  • 5-year lease
  • monthly rent over Rs 85.3 lakh
  • 5% annual rent escalation
  • fifth-year monthly rent Rs 1.04 crore
  • security deposit equivalent to 4 months' rent
  • stamp duty Rs 14.73 lakh
  • registration fee Rs 1,000
  • Lodha park development over 6.5 million sq ft
  • 37.5 million sq ft warehousing leased Jan-Sep 2024
  • 4% YoY increase
  • 2.5% Q3 2024 average warehouse-rent increase

Why this matters

The Palava facility strengthens Hyperpure’s strategic logistics footprint near Mumbai and could improve its attractiveness as a supply-chain partner for restaurant chains, cloud kitchens, and complementary food-service suppliers.

What to watch

  • Hyperpure reporting stronger MMR restaurant onboarding, order frequency or gross-order-value growth.
  • New hiring, cold-chain contracts, fleet partnerships or automation investments at the Palava site.
  • Evidence of expanded private-label assortment, direct-farm procurement or exclusive supplier arrangements.
  • Changes in Hyperpure contribution margins, delivery fees, credit terms or restaurant pricing.
  • Additional Zomato/Hyperpure warehouse leases in other high-density metro regions.
  • Add multi-temperature storage, sorting and quality-control capabilities to raise fresh-food throughput.
  • Expand sales coverage for chain restaurants, cloud kitchens, hotels and institutional food buyers across MMR.
  • Increase assortment in high-repeat categories and selectively scale private-label procurement.
  • Use Palava inventory proximity to test faster scheduled delivery windows and improve service-level guarantees.
  • Rationalize smaller Mumbai-area storage nodes into a hub-and-spoke operating model.