A major step forward in its pan-India expansion strategy, SafeStorage, India’s top self-storage provider, announced the opening of its services in Kolkata. SafeStorage is bringing its safe, adaptable, and affordable storage solutions to one of the fastest-growing cultural and economic centres in Eastern India with this move.

Offering personal, business, and document storage facilities designed to satisfy the needs of urbanisation, real estate constraints, and contemporary lifestyles, SafeStorage continues to lead the self-storage industry in India, serving over 1 lakh customers and managing over 500,000 square feet of warehouse space across major cities.

SafeStorage has been leading India’s storage revolution since its founding in 2015. In cities including Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, and Coimbatore, the company actively manages more than 12,000 customer storage units spread across more than 20 warehouses. The company, which is well-known for establishing industry standards, is still growing at a steady 25% annual rate, which is indicative of the high demand for well-organised storage infrastructure.

Kolkata offers a strategic opportunity for SafeStorage’s growth because of its thriving startup ecosystem, booming real estate market, and rich cultural legacy. People and businesses are struggling with space constraints as urban homes get smaller and commercial spaces get more expensive. This increasing problem is addressed by SafeStorage, which provides a dependable, expertly run substitute for disorganised and unsafe storage solutions. Organised storage has become essential in a time of rapid urbanisation, compact living, and hybrid work models. With a safe, scalable, and technologically advanced storage ecosystem made for contemporary India, SafeStorage is satisfying this need.

SafeStorage’s dedication to expanding in high-potential Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities throughout India is further demonstrated by the entry into Kolkata, which comes after the company’s recent expansion into Coimbatore.

Priyanka Dutta