Logistics

Amazon has unveiled a sweeping investment plan worth $35 billion to be deployed in India by 2030, marking one of its most significant long-term commitments to any global market. The initiative underscores the company’s intent to strengthen its technological backbone, broaden its logistics ecosystem, and deepen its integration with India’s rapidly evolving digital economy. The investment also aligns with India’s ambitions to scale exports, empower small businesses, and generate new employment opportunities.

Logistics-tech platform FarEye reported a strong financial performance for FY25, recording a 26% jump in revenue to Rs. 197.5 crore. The growth reflects rising demand for advanced last-mile delivery solutions as businesses intensify digital transformation efforts. FarEye’s platform continues to gain traction across retail, e-commerce, and manufacturing sectors, driven by its focus on predictive logistics, automation, and real-time visibility. The company also emphasized improving operational efficiency and tightening cost structures, contributing to a more stable financial position.

India’s logistics ecosystem has reached a significant milestone, with national logistics costs falling to 9% of GDP, according to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari. This marks a substantial improvement from earlier estimates that placed logistics expenses between 13% and 14%. The decline reflects the government’s sustained push toward infrastructure upgrades, multimodal connectivity, digital transformation, and streamlined regulatory frameworks.

Welspun One has announced a major investment of Rs. 550 crore to establish a state-of-the-art logistics park in Pune, reinforcing India’s growing infrastructure and supply chain capabilities. The project is expected to enhance warehousing capacity, support e-commerce and manufacturing sectors, and generate significant employment opportunities. Analysts note that the Rs.-denominated investment aligns with rising demand for organized logistics solutions, driven by the rapid expansion of domestic consumption and digital commerce.

Shipwaves Online, a technology-driven logistics and freight management platform, is set to open its initial public offering on December 10, priced at Rs. 12 per share. The IPO marks an important step for the company as it seeks to reinforce its financial position and accelerate expansion in India’s rapidly modernizing logistics sector. By inviting public participation at an accessible price point, Shipwaves Online aims to broaden its investor base while funding operational upgrades and digital enhancements.

The government of Bihar has unveiled plans to develop the Nawanagar Special Economic Zone (SEZ), marking a renewed thrust toward industrialization under Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. The initiative aims to transform previously under-utilised land into a modern industrial hub, attracting manufacturing, logistics, and export-oriented firms. Designed to generate employment, boost regional investment, and strengthen supply-chain linkages, the SEZ represents a strategic effort to integrate Bihar more deeply into national growth circuits.

Dighi Port in Maharashtra is set to ramp up its operations to handle 2 lakh cars annually, positioning itself as a strategic hub for India’s automotive and logistics sectors. The expansion is driven by growing domestic vehicle demand, rising exports, and increased manufacturing output in the region. Equipped with enhanced storage, Ro-Ro (roll-on/roll-off) facilities, and streamlined customs operations, the port aims to provide efficient handling and faster turnaround times for automakers and shipping partners.

FedEx has entered into a strategic partnership with Gati Shakti–aligned institutions to advance logistics education and skill development across India. The collaboration aims to equip the next generation of supply-chain professionals with industry-relevant expertise, as the country accelerates infrastructure expansion under the Gati Shakti initiative. Through curated training modules, hands-on learning, and knowledge-sharing platforms, the two entities plan to bridge the gap between academic curricula and real-world logistics demands.

MOVIN, the logistics joint venture between InterGlobe Enterprises and UPS, has formally entered India’s healthcare logistics segment, marking a major expansion of its service capabilities. The company aims to address rising demand for secure, time-critical, and temperature-controlled transportation across pharmaceuticals, medical devices, diagnostics, and hospital supplies. With India’s healthcare ecosystem rapidly scaling and regulatory expectations tightening, MOVIN’s specialized solutions focus on reliability, compliance, and nationwide reach.

The Adani Group has announced ambitious plans for the development and operational expansion of its Freight Smart Transport Corridor (FSTC), aiming to enhance India’s logistics efficiency and industrial connectivity. The initiative is designed to streamline freight movement, integrate advanced digital tracking, and optimize supply chain operations across key industrial hubs. Analysts indicate that this move reflects Adani’s long-term strategy to consolidate its leadership in infrastructure and logistics, leveraging technology and scale to reduce costs and improve transit times.