New Delhi: Airattix, one of India’s pioneering storage and fulfilment technology platforms, has expanded its footprint to Nepal, marking a major milestone in its three-year journey of reshaping the traditionally unorganized storage and logistics sector.
The company has also reported an impressive 30% quarterly revenue growth, fueled by rising demand from direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands and urban commuters.
Nepal, which depends heavily on imports and has fragmented storage infrastructure, is witnessing the entry of Airattix as one of the first players to offer tech-driven, organized storage solutions.
The platform now provides a complete suite of services in Nepal, including goods storage, movers and packers, order fulfilment, and luggage storage. Its luggage storage vertical has been designed for backpackers, expedition seekers, religious travellers, and professionals looking for secure short-term facilities at convenient transit points.
Airattix’s innovations have earned industry-wide recognition. The company was recently honoured with the Graham Bell Award for Innovation in Supply Chain, acknowledged by India’s Ministry of Education, Ministry of Science & Technology, and Ministry of Electronics & IT.
Founder and CEO Aditya Kale also addressed a TEDx platform, highlighting the economic potential of underutilized storage spaces in driving the sharing economy.
“Our mission is to make storage accessible, flexible, and smart—just like everything else in today’s digital world. We are not just solving a space problem; we are building a scalable, sustainable system for luggage storage, seasonal inventory management, and beyond,” said Kale.
At the core of Airattix’s model is its AI-enabled aggregator platform, which prevents underutilization of space by providing verified listings, real-time availability, and seamless booking. This digital-first approach introduces much-needed transparency and flexibility to a largely offline and fragmented market, while also enabling property owners to generate income from unused spaces.
The company is now focused on scaling its Goods Storage and Relocation vertical across Tier II Indian cities and strengthening its Luggage Storage network at major religious tourism destinations. Its Order Fulfilment vertical is also gaining strong traction, serving more than 50 B2B clients with decentralized warehousing, end-to-end e-commerce fulfilment, and retail distribution management.
By streamlining inventory handling, packing, and dispatches, Airattix is helping D2C brands reduce delivery timelines and simplify logistics.
