Afl Logistics

Our place is out on Survey No 96 D in Kompally. It’s 1-149 if you’re looking at the numbers on the gates. It’s a bit of a trek for some, but for logistics, being out here makes sense. There's enough room for the trucks to turn around without making a mess of things. We spend a lot of time just waiting for arrivals and then rushing to get things sorted. It’s a cycle. The dust gets everywhere in the summer. We’ve got a small crew here. Everyone knows their job. We don't have a big front office with a receptionist; usually, you just find someone on the floor. Logistics is mostly just making sure things aren't sitting around longer than they should. Kompally is growing fast, but our corner feels a bit more tucked away. Sometimes the internet acts up, and we have to do things the old-fashioned way with pens and logbooks. It works fine. We don't try to overcomplicate things. You bring it, we log it, and it moves on. That’s how Afl Logistics stays running. The sun hits the metal roof pretty hard in the afternoon, so we drink a lot of tea. It’s nothing special to look at, just a warehouse and some offices, but it’s where we spend our lives. We’re just regular people trying to keep the supply chain moving without too many hiccups. It’s not a glamorous life, but it keeps us busy and the bills paid at the end of every month.