DOING THE NATION'S HEAVY LIFTING WITH TATA MOTORS

Founded in 1979 by the late Jai Karan Sharma, Chetak Logistics began as a small entrepreneurial project in the automotive logistics sector. Driven by strong dedication and customer orientation, the company charted immense growth over the decades, leveraging technology to challenge conventional ways.

Today, Chetak Logistics has over 2,500 customised vehicles, over two million sq. ft. of warehousing facilities and 60 branches spread across major industrial hubs across the country. It offers holistic supply chain solutions, including multimodal transportation services, warehousing and distribution, international freight forwarding and customs clearance, to prominent clientele in the automobile industry. "The key to building balanced synergy between two parties", says Mukesh Haritash, Director, of Chetak Logistics, "is a necessary overlap between their individual beliefs. This is where we think we are rightly aligned with Tata Motors as two organisations have constantly endeavoured towards future-proofing a strategy, maintaining leadership credibility in the transportation and logistics sector." "We are also leveraging the advent of technologies offering superior service experiences," he said.

RELIABLE FLEET BACKING THE ROBUST BUSINESS

At the core of Chetak Logistics' functioning is its vision of providing path-breaking, flexible and profitable transportation solutions to meet contemporary customer requirements. Its commitment towards delivering a high standard of services to its clients is centred around utilising its vast network and advanced IT systems to move consignments swiftly and safely. Running a business of such scale requires a steady backing of a reliable fleet. Elaborating, Rajesh Haritash, Director, Chetak Logistics said, "We depend on a robust fleet of 2,500 plus Tata Trucks and trailers to execute our services smoothly. We have been using Tata vehicles since 1976, and over the past five decades we have purchased over 15,000 Tata commercial vehicles."