OmniRetail Launches New Franchise Business, With 50 warehouses Now across Nigeria
OmniRetail, a B2B e-commerce distribution platform that digitizes the supply chain from distributors to retailers, has recently launched an AI-powered micro fulfillment center known as “OmniHub Franchise”, across Southwest Nigeria.
With 50 warehouses now operational across Nigeria, these Franchise hubs are strategically located to improve inventory management, streamline sales, and expedite delivery times for retailers.
The CEO, Deepankar Rustagi, speaking at the launch event yesterday said,
“At OmniRetail, we have always embraced innovation, through our “network of networks” platform and today’s launch is a testament to that commitment. OmniHub is more than just a distribution system—it is a transformative platform that empowers people looking for business opportunities in FMCG distribution, to become key players in a decentralized, tech-enabled warehousing model. OmniHub integrates seamlessly with our vision to create a dynamic, interconnected ecosystem that benefits everyone—from manufacturers to OmniHub partners to retailers in the communities they serve.
“With AI-powered predictive procurement, OmniHub offers manufacturers and our partners real-time visibility into inventory, optimized stock levels, and better product availability, which in turn reduces stockouts and improves supply chain efficiency. This cutting-edge solution will help drive business growth while addressing critical challenges in the distribution landscape.”
OmniHub is a tech-enabled decentralized distribution franchise business, designed to revolutionize FMCG distribution across Nigeria by leveraging a franchise model that allows entrepreneurs and business-minded people to start their FMCG distribution business.
OmniHub enables Nigerian entrepreneurs to manage their own warehouses, earn a consistent income, and support the supply of essential goods to local communities. This model will significantly contribute to the government’s efforts to promote entrepreneurship, support SMEs, and ensure wider access to goods in both urban and rural areas.
