Indian logistics Market Size, Share & Trend Analysis, By Transportation, By Warehousing, By E-Commerce Logistics, By Cold Chain Logistics, By Project Logistics, By Express Delivery, Regional Stance, Competitive Tactics, and Segment Forecast to 2030

Indian Logistics Market at a Glance:

According to Reports and Insights analysis, the Indian logistics market is estimated to be US$ 274.3 Bn in 2022. Furthermore, the Indian logistics market to register a CAGR of 9.4% which is expected to result in a market forecast value for 2030 as US$ 563.1 Bn.

 

 

This research report on the Indian logistics market constructed by the Reports and Insights team intends to address market aspects such as key drivers, challenges, and opportunities for market participants. Furthermore, it will encompass a regional outlook, market segmentation outlook, and market trends for the Indian logistics market. Market size and share, market and product insights, SWOT analysis, Porter's five forces analysis, PESTEL analysis, heat map analysis, market prediction, and information on the key players active in the Indian logistics market.

The logistics market in India is growing rapidly due to the country's expanding economy and increasing foreign trade. The market is primarily driven by the growth of e-commerce, retail, and the automobile sector. The government of India has also taken several initiatives to improve the efficiency of the logistics sector, such as implementing the Goods and Services Tax (GST), building dedicated freight corridors, and promoting the use of technology. Despite these efforts, the market still faces challenges such as a lack of infrastructure, limited use of technology, and inefficiency in inter-state transportation.

 

Scope of the Report:

Report Metric	Report Details
Market size available for the years	2022-2030
Base year	2021
Forecast Period	2022-2030
Segments Covered	By Transportation, By Warehousing, By E-Commerce Logistics, By Cold Chain Logistics, By Project Logistics, By Express Delivery
Regions Covered	Indian
Key Players	Allcargo Logistics, Blue Dart Express, Delhivery DTDC, Ecom Express, FedEx Express, Gati, Leo Cargo., Mahindra Logistics, Safexpress, Shadowfax Technologies, TNT Indian, VRL Logistics, XpressBees

 

Indian Logistics Market Dynamics:

Market Drivers:

The Indian logistics market is driven by several factors, including:

Rapid Economic Growth: The growing Indian economy is driving the demand for logistics services.

Rise of E-Commerce: The increasing popularity of e-commerce has led to a surge in demand for last-mile delivery services.

Government Initiatives: The Indian government has taken several measures to improve the country's logistics infrastructure, including the implementation of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the development of the National Logistics Policy.

Expansion of the Retail Sector: The growth of the retail sector in India is driving demand for logistics services, as retailers require efficient and reliable supply chain management to meet consumer demands.

Increasing Foreign Investment: The growth of foreign investment in India is leading to an increase in import and export activities, which is driving demand for logistics services.

Growing Infrastructure: The development of new airports, seaports, and highways is improving the country's logistics infrastructure, making it easier to transport goods.

 

Market Restraints:

There are several restraints to the Indian logistics market enlisted below;

Poor Infrastructure: India still lacks the proper road, rail, and port infrastructure required to support efficient logistics operations.

Lack of Standardization: The logistics industry in India is fragmented, and there is a lack of standardization in processes, technology, and regulations.

Complex Regulations: The logistics sector in India is highly regulated, with a complex network of laws and regulations, making it difficult for companies to navigate.

Labor Issues: The logistics sector in Indian faces a shortage of skilled labor, and high employee turnover rates, making it difficult for companies to maintain operational efficiency.

High Costs: The high cost of transportation and storage in India, due to factors such as high fuel prices, poor infrastructure, and inefficient processes, is a major restraint to the growth of the logistics market.

Inadequate Technology Adoption: Many logistics companies in India have been slow to adopt technology and automation, hindering their ability to compete with global players and improve efficiency.

 

Market Opportunities:

The Indian logistics market presents several opportunities, including:

Growing E-Commerce Industry: The rapid growth of the e-commerce industry in India is driving demand for logistics services, providing a significant opportunity for companies to expand their operations.

Government Initiatives: The Indian government has launched several initiatives aimed at improving the country's logistics infrastructure and reducing the cost of logistics, providing a significant opportunity for companies in the sector.

Rising Demand for Cold Chain Logistics: With the increasing demand for perishable goods and pharmaceutical products, the demand for cold chain logistics services is also on the rise, presenting a significant opportunity for companies in this segment.

Expansion of the Manufacturing Sector: The expansion of the manufacturing sector in India is driving demand for logistics services, providing a significant opportunity for companies to expand their operations.

Increase in Foreign Investment: The increasing foreign investment in the Indian economy is expected to drive demand for logistics services, providing a significant opportunity for companies in the sector.

Adoption of Technology: The adoption of technology and automation in the logistics sector is expected to improve efficiency and reduce costs, presenting a significant opportunity for companies to invest in these areas.

 

Indian Logistics Market Segmentation Stance:

The logistics industry in India can be segmented into several segments, including Transportation, Warehousing, E-Commerce Logistics, Cold Chain Logistics, Project Logistics, and Express Delivery.

Each segment has its own set of challenges and opportunities and is expected to grow at a different rate in the coming years.

• By Transportation:

Airways

Railways

Roadways

waterways

• By Warehousing:

Distribution of goods

Handling

Storage

• By E-commerce Logistics:

Last-Mile Delivery

Reverse Logistics      

• By Cold Chain Logistics:

Storage of Perishable Goods

Temperature-Controlled Transportation

• By Project Logistics:

Heavy Goods Transportation

Oversized Goods Transportation (infrastructure projects, including construction and energy projects)

• By Express Delivery:

Courier delivery services

Parcel delivery services

 

Indian Logistics Market Regional Outlook

The Indian logistics market has a diverse regional outlook, with different regions presenting unique opportunities and challenges. Some of the key regional insights are mentioned below:

Northern Region: The northern region of India, including Delhi, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh, is a major hub for the manufacturing and trade industries, presenting a significant opportunity for logistics companies.

Western Region: The western region of India, including Maharashtra and Gujarat, is a hub for the automotive, chemical, and pharmaceutical industries, presenting a significant opportunity for logistics companies.

Southern Region: The southern region of India, including Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh, is a hub for the IT, electronics, and engineering industries, presenting a significant opportunity for logistics companies.

Eastern Region: The eastern region of India, including West Bengal and Odisha, is a hub for the steel and mining industries, presenting a significant opportunity for logistics companies.

Northeastern Region: The northeastern region of India, including Assam and Tripura, is a hub for the oil and gas industries, presenting a significant opportunity for logistics companies.

Each region has its own set of challenges, such as inadequate infrastructure, complex regulations, and high transportation costs, that need to be overcome to fully leverage the opportunities in the Indian logistics market.

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