Mumbai: Hong Kong-headquartered logistics and information management company Crown Worldwide Group is planning to double its India investments to $30 million over the next two years as it expands capacity in one of its fastest-growing global markets, starting with a new integrated storage and information management facility in Coimbatore.The company has already invested $15 million in India over the past two years and is scaling up infrastructure amid rising demand for secure storage, digitisation and corporate asset management solutions.“As Asian economies continue to grow, so does the demand for infrastructure partners,” said Jennifer Harvey, Group CEO. “India is one of our fastest growing markets and this new facility strengthens our ability to support clients with physical document and corporate asset storage, digitalization, and information management solutions.”India is currently among the top five global markets for Crown Worldwide Group. The company is targeting revenue of more than Rs 500 crore from India by 2030, up from nearly Rs 300 crore in 2024-25.“We invest in markets with sustained growth and India continues to stand out in that regard,” said Tze Shen Kong, CEO - Asia, Crown Worldwide Group.The company’s India business is growing at 10-12% annually, according to the company, making it one of its fastest-growing markets globally. Crown Worldwide Group generates around $600 million in annual revenue worldwide.Spread across a 4.5-acre site, the Coimbatore facility has an initial capacity of more than 468,000 Standard Carton Equivalents (SCE). The company plans to expand the facility in a second phase by adding 45,000 sq ft, taking the total capacity to 720,000 SCE.The facility will support the company’s information management, relocations and workspace businesses in India, including refurbishment and reuse operations through its Renew Centre.