DAAKit expands network with Lucknow warehouse for MSMEs
The facility will support same-day and next-day deliveries for MSMEs and SME sellers across Uttar Pradesh.
DAAKit Technologies has launched a warehouse in Lucknow, marking its entry into Tier-II markets and expanding its fulfilment network beyond metro cities. The company said the facility will support same-day and next-day deliveries for MSMEs and SME sellers across Uttar Pradesh, addressing gaps in logistics infrastructure in emerging markets.
Headquartered in Haryana, DAAKit has built operations across Delhi, Gurugram, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Kolkata. The Lucknow facility will act as a pilot hub to test its expansion strategy in Tier-II and Tier-III cities, where demand for faster delivery is increasing. The company said the move aligns with a broader shift in consumption patterns beyond metros.
DAAKit is currently processing more than 10,000 orders per day, which translates to about 300,000 orders per month across its network. With the addition of the Lucknow warehouse, the company expects volumes to rise and is targeting nearly 500,000 orders per month in the near term.
Commenting on the expansion, Chandan Singh Ghugtyal, Founder and CEO, DAAKit Technologies, said, “The next wave of India’s consumption story will not be written in metros – it will be led by Tier-II and Tier-III cities. With our Lucknow launch, we are not just opening a warehouse; we are building the backbone for faster commerce in Bharat. Our mission is to empower every MSME and brand with the same logistics capabilities as a leading D2C brand in metro India.”
He added, “With our Lucknow warehouse, we are not just adding infrastructure — we are enabling thousands of small businesses to access same-day and next-day delivery for the first time.”
The company has partnered with organisations including the RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group and Krishna Ayurveda to support fulfilment and logistics operations. It said the Lucknow expansion will allow more regional and national brands to improve market access in Uttar Pradesh.
DAAKit operates a technology-led model that enables brands to decentralise inventory closer to end customers. The company said this approach reduces delivery timelines while maintaining unit economics, supporting scalable logistics operations.
Founded in 2024, DAAKit Technologies focuses on hyperlocal fulfilment and last-mile delivery services for enterprise clients, direct-to-consumer brands and MSME sellers. The company said it aims to build logistics infrastructure to serve the next phase of consumption growth across India.
