India industry: Weak infrastructure is constraint on logistics market
India’s transportation and logistics market holds potential for both domestic and foreign companies, and is expected to reach USD20bn in revenue by 2009
It is fragmented and unorganised, but India’s transportation and logistics market presents huge potential for both local and foreign operators. Valued at USD14bn in revenue in 2004, the market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of about 7% and to reach USD20bn in revenue by 2009.
There are several factors driving this growth. For a start, customers have become more demanding, thereby forcing companies to improve their on-time delivery. In addition, greater globalisation has led to a higher volume of trade. But most importantly, companies increasingly are outsourcing their logistics requirements to specialist services providers in India.
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