TVS Supply Chain Solutions Secures Daimler India Contract for In-Plant Warehouse Operations

CHENNAI: TVS Supply Chain Solutions Limited (TVS SCS), a global provider of integrated supply chain services, has secured a three-year contract from Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV) to manage in-plant warehouse operations at its manufacturing facility in Chennai. The association underscores TVS SCS’s focus on delivering efficient, technology-enabled supply chain solutions for leading automotive manufacturers. Around 700 TVS SCS employees will be deployed as part of the engagement.

As part of the agreement, TVS SCS will oversee end-to-end warehouse operations within DICV’s manufacturing plant, ensuring smooth material movement, optimised inventory management, and improved operational efficiency.

The company will deploy advanced technologies including IoT-based tracking for real-time visibility, automation-driven systems to minimise manual handling, predictive analytics for improved planning, and digital dashboards for centralised performance monitoring. These capabilities are expected to strengthen DICV’s production ecosystem while supporting its focus on quality and efficiency.

Commenting on the development, Sukumar K, CEO  India & MEA, TVS Supply Chain Solutions, said, “We are pleased to extend our long-standing relationship with Daimler through this important engagement. Our global experience with Daimler, combined with our expertise in in-plant logistics, automation-led operations and real-time visibility solutions, positions us well to deliver measurable efficiencies. We look forward to further strengthening their production ecosystem and supporting their commitment to world-class manufacturing.”

Mr. C. Muthu Maruthachalam, President and Chief Operating Officer, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, said, “Efficient in-plant logistics plays a critical role in production performance. Partnering with TVS Supply Chain Solutions enables us to leverage their proven capabilities and technology-driven approach to enhance operational efficiency.”