Abstract
Overview
Introduction
Strong growth enablers exist in India today in the form of over $300 billion
worth of infrastructure investments, phased introduction of value-added-tax
(VAT), and the development of organized retail and agri-processing industries.
Strong foreign direct investment inflows in several industry sectors will also
lead to increased market opportunities for 3PL providers in India.
Scope
- India Overview: PESTLE (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal,
Environmental) analysis of India
- Industry Overview: Analysis of the relationship between the Indian economy
and its logistics industry
- Issues, Trends and Challenges: The structure of the Indian logistics
industry and the activities of the key stakeholders: the government and the
3PLs
- Analysis by sector (FMCG, automotive, textiles, retailing, electronics,
express and pharmaceuticals) and mode (road, rail, sea, air)
Report Highlights
With India' s gross domestic profit growing at over 9% per year and the
manufacturing sector enjoying double digit growth rates, the Indian logistics
industry is at an inflection point, and is expected to reach a market size of
over $125 billion in year 2010.
As a result of the under-developed trade and logistics infrastructure, the
logistics cost of the Indian economy is over 13% of GDP, compared to less than
10% of GDP in almost the entire Western Europe and North America. The Indian
logistics industry is characterized by dominance of a disorganized market.
Transporters with fleets smaller than five trucks account for over two-thirds
of the total trucks owned and operated in India and make up 80% of revenues.
The freight forwarding segment is also represented by thousands of small
customs brokers and clearing & forwarding agents, who cater to local cargo
requirements.
Reasons to Purchase
- "India Logistics Outlook 2007" provides an in-depth analysis of the Indian
logistics industry and its key drivers.
- Covers top level data, forecasts and insightful analysis of the main
factors affecting the Indian logistics market, both currently and in the
future.
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