DTDC, which is India’s one of leading express parcel service providers, on Saturday announced inauguration of its latest office and operations facility at Guwahati.
The 31,000 sq ft office located at Pamohi in the city will serve as the one-stop destination from where Express, E-commerce and Ground services of DTDC will operate.
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The inauguration ceremony was attended by CMD Subhasish Chakraborty, Executive Director Abhishek Chakraborty and Director Arpita C Mittra of DTDC Express Ltd.
The latest office space will also be equipped with state-of-the-art systems such as handheld scanners.
The new office is supported by a vast vehicular network connecting the entire 7 States in the Northeast.
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With the latest facility, DTDC has further strengthened its ability to efficiently meet the increasing demand for logistical services in the Northeast as e-commerce transactions in the region are growing at the moment, said a DTDC press communique.
The infrastructural addition will help to create more employment opportunities for the people in the northern region, empower industrialists and entrepreneurs from a number of domains and augment the region’s economic growth substantially.
Speaking on the occasion, Executive Director Abhishek Chakraborty said, “During the past couple of years, the Northeast has registered great numbers, specifically in the demand for e-commerce services, which validates newer establishments in the State.”
“Pamohi is a strategic location that helps us to connect with many regions across the State and beyond, thereby allowing us to optimize the returns from every pin code in the region,” he added.
Meanwhile, the DTDC Express Ltd donated Rs 5 lakh to Assam Chief Minister’s Relief Fund in view of the recent devastating floods in the State.
DTDC CMD Subhasish Chakraborty met Assam CM Sarbananda Sonowal at Dispur on Saturday and handed him over a cheque amounting to Rs 5 lakh, the press communique added.