Daifuku Intralogistics India opens manufacturing facility in Hyderabad
Investment in India’s automation future strengthens the Make in India vision and enhances Indo-Japanese relations.

Daifuku Intralogistics India, a subsidiary of Japan-based Daifuku, a global leader in intralogistics and material handling automation, announced the opening of its new ₹227crore state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Hyderabad, Telangana.
The facility is designed to meet the growing demand for automation across industries, including e-commerce, retail, automotive, pharmaceutical and FMCG, says an official release.
"India stands as one of our most strategic global markets, and this facility underscores our deep confidence in its vibrant growth story and potential," says Hiroshi Geshiro, CEO, Daifuku. "It aligns seamlessly with the Make in India initiative, reflecting our commitment to empowering automation, innovation and resilience within India’s logistics ecosystem. Beyond supporting India’s infrastructure, this facility represents our dedication to empowering local talent, driving collaboration and shaping the future of intralogistics in India. We are honoured to contribute to this journey of excellence and lasting impact for customers and communities alike."
Srinivas Garimella, Chairman, Daifuku Intralogistics India adds: "Our ₹227 crore investment goes beyond infrastructure - it is a commitment to the people of India, blending cutting-edge technology, local expertise and sustainability to redefine the future of intralogistics. The facility embodies the strong partnership between India and Japan, built on mutual respect and shared aspirations. By fostering collaboration and empowering local talent, we aim to drive innovation, create meaningful impact and deliver excellence for our customers and communities."
Asim Behera, CEO, Daifuku Intralogistics India says: "The exceptional investment in innovation significantly enhances our ability to deliver smarter, scalable, and future-ready intralogistics solutions tailored to India’s needs. This facility will generate over 100 skilled jobs initially in engineering, automation and production. Beyond technology, we are investing in people - building capabilities, nurturing talent and contributing to India’s economic progress. Hyderabad, with its vibrant talent pool and strategic connectivity, is the perfect base for advancing automation and innovation. Aligned with the Prime Minister’s vision of Atmanirbhar Bharat, this facility reflects our dedication to growing with India and for India."
The company also plans to collaborate with leading Indian technical institutes, launch local R&D initiatives and promote sustainable automation practices to reduce environmental impact across customer operations, the release added.