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Warehousing & Logistics

XSIO-Blackstone industrial park set to boost jobs and logistics growth in Nagpur

A large industrial and logistics park by XSIO, being developed in partnership with Blackstone and the Maharashtra government, is coming up along the Samruddhi Expressway near Nagpur. With a committed investment of INR 5,127 crore, the park is projected to generate more than 10,000 direct and indirect jobs. Built in phases and designed around sustainability and smart infrastructure, the project aligns with the state's push for modern logistics centres under its logistics policy. The development also supports Nagpur's growing role as a logistics hub.Read more

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Kerala moves ahead with KSIE's Vizhinjam-linked logistics hub plan near Balaramapuram

Kerala has asked Kerala Agricultural University (KAU) to transfer five acres of land at its Coconut Research Station in Balaramapuram to Kerala State Industrial Enterprises (KSIE) for a logistics hub meant to support Vizhinjam Port. The land lies about 5.4 km from the port gate and is suitable for container truck access. KSIE's plan includes more than 50,000 sq ft of warehousing, a container freight station, internal roads, offices and value-added logistics facilities. Earlier this year, KSIE had requested 15 acres, and government departments have begun reviewing the proposal.Read more

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Flipkart doubles EV fleet to 20,000 units and begins long-haul electric truck pilot

Flipkart has expanded its electric vehicle (EV) fleet to over 20,000 units, doubling its size within a year. The company stated that more than 70% of its grocery deliveries are now completed through EVs. As part of its commitment under the Climate Group's EV100 initiative, Flipkart has also started a pilot project for long-haul electric trucks in partnership with Golden Aero Logistics. The pilot, conducted on the Delhi-Jaipur route using a retrofitted Kalyani truck, will assess performance, charging efficiency, and turnaround times.Read more

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CAG launches integrated audit to assess India's transport and logistics efficiency

The Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has established an Integrated Audit Group to conduct a coordinated audit of India's key infrastructure sectors-railways, ports, shipping, and waterways-in collaboration with IIM Mumbai. The audit evaluates how effectively multi-modal transport and logistics systems support national economic goals, focusing on connectivity, infrastructure alignment, and performance under the National Rail Plan 2030. It will also review India's logistics costs, which currently stand at 7.97% of GDP, and identify areas for optimisation. Additionally, the CAG will assess the Indian Railways e-procurement system for governance and IT gaps. The findings are expected to inform future policy and strengthen India's logistics efficiency and competitiveness.Read more

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India's cement and logistics sectors gear up for innovation and sustainability at upcoming expos

India's cement and logistics sectors are preparing for major industry gatherings at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka. The 15th Cement Expo, co-located with the Indian Cement Review Conference and Awards, will focus on scaling cement production to 670 million tonnes by 2030 while reducing emissions. Over 100 exhibitors and 5,000 visitors, including top executives and policymakers, are expected. Simultaneously, the MultiLogistix Conference & Awards will explore India's logistics growth, digital supply chain innovations, and sustainability practices. Both events will showcase industry strategies, technologies, and collaborations to foster a low-carbon and efficient industrial ecosystem.Read more

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Panattoni partners with Edayar Zinc for INR 800 crore industrial and logistics park in Kerala

Global industrial real estate developer Panattoni has entered Kerala for the first time by partnering with Edayar Zinc Ltd. to build a Grade?A+ industrial and logistics park near Kochi, with an investment of INR 800 crore. The park will be developed in two phases, with Phase I spanning 20 acres and offering 5.2 lakh sq ft of space tailored for e-commerce, FMCG, pharma, and 3PL clients. Construction is set to begin in February 2026, and Phase-I operations are targeted for February 2027, forming part of the broader Kerala Logistics & Industrial City initiative.Read more

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Delhivery launches Freight Index One to bring transparency to truck freight rates

Delhivery has launched Freight Index One, a data-driven platform that provides historical, real-time, and forward-looking full-truckload (FTL) freight rate insights across India's key routes. The index aims to bring much-needed transparency to the country's fragmented trucking market by using data gathered over nearly a decade. It factors in fuel costs, toll charges, seasonal trends, and supply-demand variations. Designed for transporters, shippers, fleet owners, and brokers, the platform allows users to benchmark rates, forecast pricing, and make better operational decisions.Read more

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Adani Ports aims for five-fold rise in logistics revenue by 2029

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) plans to raise revenue from its logistics business to around INR 140 billion by fiscal year 2029, compared to approximately INR 28.81 billion in fiscal 2025. The company is strengthening its presence in warehousing, port-feeder services, and related logistics to reduce reliance on global trade cycles. The logistics division's revenue surged 79% year-on-year in the latest quarter, contributing 11.5% to overall revenue, up from 8% a year earlier. Cargo volumes also grew 12% to 124 million tonnes during the period.Read more

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Allcargo Logistics demerges international supply chain business for strategic growth

Allcargo Logistics has announced the demerger of its international supply chain business, a move aimed at unlocking strategic growth potential. The company believes that by separating this division, it can focus on the distinct needs of the international supply chain operations and logistics business. This restructuring is part of a broader strategy to maximize value for shareholders and enhance growth prospects in both the logistics and supply chain sectors. The move is expected to allow for a more targeted approach, improving operational efficiencies.Read more

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DP World to invest additional USD 5 billion in India to boost logistics network

Logistics operator DP World has pledged to inject an additional USD 5 billion into India, reinforcing its integrated supply-chain network that serves both exports and domestic trade. This latest commitment supplements the USD 3 billion the company has already invested in the Indian market over the past thirty years. The funds will be directed at infrastructure, multimodal connectivity, local manufacturing support and market access. During India Maritime Week the firm signed MoUs covering green coastal shipping, shipbuilding, repair, skill development and advanced freight mobility.Read more

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