India Logistics and Express Outlook

Introduction

This report provides a comprehesive overview and analysis of the Indian logistics and express market. It contains estimates of the size of the markets broken down by road, rail, air, sea, warehousing, courier, express & parcels and contract logistics. Furthermore it talks about the drivers, challenges and policy reforms impacting the logistics market in India.

Scope

*Provides a detailed breakdown of the value and volume of all the Indian logistics and express market segments over the 2004-2013 period.

*Provides a holistic view of the market dynamics and competitive scenario of the logistics and express industry in this key growth market.

Highlights

Although third party logistics outsourcing is in its nascent stage, it is on the growth trajectory with a double digit growth over the next five years. Additionally, infrastructural developments, uniform tax structure and industrial demand is pushing average growth of the total logistics value in India to around 7% over the period 2008 to 2013.

Reasons to Purchase

*Comprehensive overview of the Indian Logistics and Express market including market sizing, forecasts highlighting opportunities and challeges.

*Assess the impact of regulatory policy reform, infrastructural developements,industrial clusters on each segment of the logistics & express market.

*Provides an insight into key challenges and drivers of the Indian logistics and express market and the an overview of the competitive landscape.


Report Highlights

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Datamonitor View 1
CATALYST 1
SUMMARY 1
Table of Contents 2
List of Figures 3
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4
CHAPTER 1 INDIAN LOGISTICS INDUSTRY: OVERVIEW 6
1.1 Indian logistics Industry: Witnessing burgeoning growth 6
1.2 Robust growth in Indian economy boosts logistics demand 7
The Indian logistics industry has seen a strong growth of around 12% in the past five years 7
Increasing consumerism provides opportunities for logistics players 10
India integrating into global supply chains; Automotive, Pharma, Retail and Textiles to spur the demand for specialized logistics 10
CHAPTER 2 MARKET PERFORMANCE: MARKET SIZE AND MODAL SPLITS 12
2.1 Indian Road Freight Market: Poised to grow at 7%, over the next five years, aided by uniform tax structure and GQ network 12
GQ project and other public-private partnership (PPP) projects to step up efficiency in road transport 15
2.2 Indian Rail Freight Market: Modernization and liberalization to improve the competitive advantage of Indian Railways 16
Indian Railways to increase its focus on freight traffic 19
2.3 Indian Sea Freight Market: Containerized sea freight set to grow rapidly, Inland Waterways yet to take off 21
Sea sector in India 23
PPP projects set to dominate Inland Waterways 24
2.4 Indian Air Freight Market: Set to take off with rising demand from automotive, hi-tech and fashion sectors 24
Aviation sector in India 27
2.5 Indian Warehousing Market: On the upsurge with emergence of SEZs and planned multimodal logistics hubs 28
2.6 Indian Contract Logistics Market: Increasing importance of third party logistics and long term relationships to drive growth 31
2.6.1 Lack of awareness and fear of additional costs among clients explains low share of outsourcing in India 31
Non-uniform tax structure and regulatory environment remains a hassle for 3PL players 31
In-house logistic companies provide tough competition to 3PL 32
2.7 Indian Freight Forwarding Market: Represents a highly fragmented and competitive scenario, with not much differentiation in services 33
2.8 Indian Courier, Express & Parcels Market: Time bound delivery for auto parts, apparel & footwear and pharma drives phenomenal growth 34
CHAPTER 3 KEY INDUSTRY SECTORS 36
3.1 Indian Automotive Logistics: Growing integration into global automotive supply chain to boost growth 36
3.2 Indian Pharmaceutical Logistics: Multiple channels of distribution and specialized handling of pharmaceutical products attracts third party outsourcing 40
3.3 Indian Retail Logistics: Highly competitive retail sector sees logistics management as a competitive advantage 42
Fashion logistics: Immense opportunity for value added services 43
3.4 Indian Hi-tech Logistics: Robust growth in domestic electronics sector propels demand for on-demand logistics 43
CHAPTER 4 INDIA CHANGING LANDSCAPE 45
4.1 Value added services gaining ground in Indian supply chains 45
4.2 More strategic alliances leading to consolidation in the CEP and contract logistics 48
4.3 Productivity enhancing potential of logistics parks & SEZs 49
4.4 Leveraging India's IT strength in the logistics industry 50
4.5 Introduction of the GST to revolutionize logistics Industry 51
CHAPTER 5 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE & KEY PLAYER PROFILES 53
5.1 Trucking market 53
5.2 CEP market 53
5.3 Sea freight market 54
5.4 Contract logistics market 54
5.5 Company profiles 56
CHAPTER 6 APPENDIX 73
List of Tables
Table 1: Road Network Statistics 16
Table 2: Rail Network Statistics 20
Table 3: Sea Port Statistics 23
Table 4: Aviation Statistics 27
Table 5: Areas to be focused by 3PL providers 43
Table 6: IT solutions in logistics 51
Table 7: GATI profile 56
Table 8: TCI profile 57
Table 9: Blue dart profile 58
Table 10: Delhi Assam Roadways Corporation Limited profile 59
Table 11: Safexpress profile 60
Table 12: TNT Speedage profile 61
Table 13: AFL logistics profile 62
Table 14: DTDC profile 63
Table 15: CWC profile 64
Table 16: Patel Roadways profile 65
Table 17: DB Schenker profile 66
Table 18: Panalpina profile 67
Table 19: Agility profile 68
Table 20: Shipping Corporation of India profile 69
Table 21: GE shipping profile 70
Table 22: Container Corporation of India profile 71
Table 23: Reliance Logistics profile 72
Table 24: India's trade with FTA (free trade agreement) countries 73
Table 25: Traffic handled at major ports 2004-2008 in thousand tonnes 74
Table 26: Freight traffic handled at airports 2006-2008 in thousand tonnes 74
Table 27: Automobile exports in India 75
Table 28: Automobile domestic sales in India 75
List of Figures
Figure 1: Indian logistics industry segmental split 2008 and 2013 7
Figure 2: Real GDP and logistics industry 2005-2013 8
Figure 3: Trade growth 2005-2013 9
Figure 4: Total merchandise exports 2008 10
Figure 5: Road freight value and growth 2004-2013 13
Figure 6: Road freight volume and growth 2004-2013 14
Figure 7: Road freight split by express and non express 2008 and 2013 15
Figure 8: Rail freight value and growth 2004-2013 17
Figure 9: Rail freight volume and growth 2004-2013 18
Figure 10: Freight volume split by road and rail 2008&2013 19
Figure 11: Concor initiatives benefitting the logistics industry 21
Figure 12: Sea freight value and growth (containerised shipping) 2004-2013 23
Figure 13: Air freight value (including express) and growth 2004-2013 25
Figure 14: Air freight volume and growth 2004-2013 26
Figure 15: Air Freight value split by express and non express 2008 and 2013 27
Figure 16: Warehousing spend growth 2004-2013 29
Figure 17: Warehousing stock growth 2004-2013 30
Figure 18: Total contract logistics value split by category 2008 and 2013 32
Figure 19: Total contract logistics growth 2004-2013 33
Figure 20: Total CEP value and growth 2004-2013 35
Figure 21: Growth in car penetration in India 2003-2012 37
Figure 22: Car parc growth in India 38
Figure 23: Auto component production growth 2004-2008 39
Figure 24: Evolution of logistics in India 45
Figure 25: Value added services in the supply chain 47
Figure 26: Retail market growth 2003-2008 76

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List of Tables
Table 1: Road Network Statistics 16
Table 2: Rail Network Statistics 20
Table 3: Sea Port Statistics 23
Table 4: Aviation Statistics 27
Table 5: Areas to be focused by 3PL providers 43
Table 6: IT solutions in logistics 51
Table 7: GATI profile 56
Table 8: TCI profile 57
Table 9: Blue dart profile 58
Table 10: Delhi Assam Roadways Corporation Limited profile 59
Table 11: Safexpress profile 60
Table 12: TNT Speedage profile 61
Table 13: AFL logistics profile 62
Table 14: DTDC profile 63
Table 15: CWC profile 64
Table 16: Patel Roadways profile 65
Table 17: DB Schenker profile 66
Table 18: Panalpina profile 67
Table 19: Agility profile 68
Table 20: Shipping Corporation of India profile 69
Table 21: GE shipping profile 70
Table 22: Container Corporation of India profile 71
Table 23: Reliance Logistics profile 72
Table 24: India's trade with FTA (free trade agreement) countries 73
Table 25: Traffic handled at major ports 2004-2008 in thousand tonnes 74
Table 26: Freight traffic handled at airports 2006-2008 in thousand tonnes 74
Table 27: Automobile exports in India 75
Table 28: Automobile domestic sales in India 75

List of Figures 3
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 4
CHAPTER 1 INDIAN LOGISTICS INDUSTRY: OVERVIEW 6
1.1 Indian logistics Industry: Witnessing burgeoning growth 6
1.2 Robust growth in Indian economy boosts logistics demand 7
The Indian logistics industry has seen a strong growth of around 12% in the past five years 7
Increasing consumerism provides opportunities for logistics players 10
India integrating into global supply chains; Automotive, Pharma, Retail and Textiles to spur the demand for specialized logistics 10
CHAPTER 2 MARKET PERFORMANCE: MARKET SIZE AND MODAL SPLITS 12
2.1 Indian Road Freight Market: Poised to grow at 7%, over the next five years, aided by uniform tax structure and GQ network 12
GQ project and other public-private partnership (PPP) projects to step up efficiency in road transport 15
2.2 Indian Rail Freight Market: Modernization and liberalization to improve the competitive advantage of Indian Railways 16
Indian Railways to increase its focus on freight traffic 19
2.3 Indian Sea Freight Market: Containerized sea freight set to grow rapidly, Inland Waterways yet to take off 21
Sea sector in India 23
PPP projects set to dominate Inland Waterways 24
2.4 Indian Air Freight Market: Set to take off with rising demand from automotive, hi-tech and fashion sectors 24
Aviation sector in India 27
2.5 Indian Warehousing Market: On the upsurge with emergence of SEZs and planned multimodal logistics hubs 28
2.6 Indian Contract Logistics Market: Increasing importance of third party logistics and long term relationships to drive growth 31
2.6.1 Lack of awareness and fear of additional costs among clients explains low share of outsourcing in India 31
Non-uniform tax structure and regulatory environment remains a hassle for 3PL players 31
In-house logistic companies provide tough competition to 3PL 32
2.7 Indian Freight Forwarding Market: Represents a highly fragmented and competitive scenario, with not much differentiation in services 33
2.8 Indian Courier, Express & Parcels Market: Time bound delivery for auto parts, apparel & footwear and pharma drives phenomenal growth 34
CHAPTER 3 KEY INDUSTRY SECTORS 36
3.1 Indian Automotive Logistics: Growing integration into global automotive supply chain to boost growth 36
3.2 Indian Pharmaceutical Logistics: Multiple channels of distribution and specialized handling of pharmaceutical products attracts third party outsourcing 40
3.3 Indian Retail Logistics: Highly competitive retail sector sees logistics management as a competitive advantage 42
Fashion logistics: Immense opportunity for value added services 43
3.4 Indian Hi-tech Logistics: Robust growth in domestic electronics sector propels demand for on-demand logistics 43
CHAPTER 4 INDIA CHANGING LANDSCAPE 45
4.1 Value added services gaining ground in Indian supply chains 45
4.2 More strategic alliances leading to consolidation in the CEP and contract logistics 48
4.3 Productivity enhancing potential of logistics parks & SEZs 49
4.4 Leveraging India's IT strength in the logistics industry 50
4.5 Introduction of the GST to revolutionize logistics Industry 51
CHAPTER 5 COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE & KEY PLAYER PROFILES 53
5.1 Trucking market 53
5.2 CEP market 53
5.3 Sea freight market 54
5.4 Contract logistics market 54
5.5 Company profiles 56
CHAPTER 6 APPENDIX 73
List of Tables
Table 1: Road Network Statistics 16
Table 2: Rail Network Statistics 20
Table 3: Sea Port Statistics 23
Table 4: Aviation Statistics 27
Table 5: Areas to be focused by 3PL providers 43
Table 6: IT solutions in logistics 51
Table 7: GATI profile 56
Table 8: TCI profile 57
Table 9: Blue dart profile 58
Table 10: Delhi Assam Roadways Corporation Limited profile 59
Table 11: Safexpress profile 60
Table 12: TNT Speedage profile 61
Table 13: AFL logistics profile 62
Table 14: DTDC profile 63
Table 15: CWC profile 64
Table 16: Patel Roadways profile 65
Table 17: DB Schenker profile 66
Table 18: Panalpina profile 67
Table 19: Agility profile 68
Table 20: Shipping Corporation of India profile 69
Table 21: GE shipping profile 70
Table 22: Container Corporation of India profile 71
Table 23: Reliance Logistics profile 72
Table 24: India's trade with FTA (free trade agreement) countries 73
Table 25: Traffic handled at major ports 2004-2008 in thousand tonnes 74
Table 26: Freight traffic handled at airports 2006-2008 in thousand tonnes 74
Table 27: Automobile exports in India 75
Table 28: Automobile domestic sales in India 75
List of Figures
Figure 1: Indian logistics industry segmental split 2008 and 2013 7
Figure 2: Real GDP and logistics industry 2005-2013 8
Figure 3: Trade growth 2005-2013 9
Figure 4: Total merchandise exports 2008 10
Figure 5: Road freight value and growth 2004-2013 13
Figure 6: Road freight volume and growth 2004-2013 14
Figure 7: Road freight split by express and non express 2008 and 2013 15
Figure 8: Rail freight value and growth 2004-2013 17
Figure 9: Rail freight volume and growth 2004-2013 18
Figure 10: Freight volume split by road and rail 2008&2013 19
Figure 11: Concor initiatives benefitting the logistics industry 21
Figure 12: Sea freight value and growth (containerised shipping) 2004-2013 23
Figure 13: Air freight value (including express) and growth 2004-2013 25
Figure 14: Air freight volume and growth 2004-2013 26
Figure 15: Air Freight value split by express and non express 2008 and 2013 27
Figure 16: Warehousing spend growth 2004-2013 29
Figure 17: Warehousing stock growth 2004-2013 30
Figure 18: Total contract logistics value split by category 2008 and 2013 32
Figure 19: Total contract logistics growth 2004-2013 33
Figure 20: Total CEP value and growth 2004-2013 35
Figure 21: Growth in car penetration in India 2003-2012 37
Figure 22: Car parc growth in India 38
Figure 23: Auto component production growth 2004-2008 39
Figure 24: Evolution of logistics in India 45
Figure 25: Value added services in the supply chain 47
Figure 26: Retail market growth 2003-2008 76
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