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Mumbai-based developer Bhumi World has announced the launch of The Outlet Mall of India, a large-format retail destination coming up in Bhiwandi with an estimated investment of ₹200 crore. Scheduled to open around mid-March, the project is positioned to become one of the largest outlet malls in the country and a key retail landmark within the Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR).
Located in Bhiwandi—an area steadily transitioning from a logistics stronghold into a broader economic corridor—the mall will operate on a 365-day discount model. It aims to offer premium international and domestic brands at consistently reduced prices, catering to the growing appetite for organised, value-focused retail experiences beyond traditional city centres.
The development is expected to play a significant role in boosting the local economy. In addition to generating employment opportunities, the mall is likely to attract shoppers from Mumbai, Thane, Pune, and Nashik, strengthening Bhiwandi’s position as an emerging retail and lifestyle destination.
Prakash Patel, Chairman & Managing Director of Bhumi World, said the project represents a larger vision for the region. He noted that The Outlet Mall of India is designed not just as a shopping centre, but as a lifestyle hub that combines everyday value with global retail standards. Drawing inspiration from international outlet destinations such as Bicester Village and Woodbury Common, the mall aims to blend retail with entertainment while contributing to local economic growth.
The outlet mall will house a carefully curated mix of brands across fashion, lifestyle, electronics, home décor, and food and beverage. Its location along the Mumbai–Nashik Highway, with proximity to the Samruddhi Expressway, is expected to significantly enhance accessibility and footfall.
Bhumi World brings over 15 years of experience in developing integrated and sustainable projects across the MMR. The company’s 400-acre ecosystem includes the Bhumi World Industrial Park and GEBI Business Park, which together support more than 4,000 businesses and over 135,000 jobs through a plug-and-play infrastructure model.
