Improved road infrastructure has helped reduce India’s logistics cost from 16% to 10% and is expected to reach 9% by December 2025.

At the ACFI Annual Conclave in Delhi, Rajesh Menon, Regional Head of Cargo – South Asia, Middle East & Africa at Cathay Cargo, speaks with...

Revenue from services stood at ₹2,294 crore, marking a 6% YoY growth, driven largely by strong performances in the Express Parcel and Part Truck Load...

Powering UP’s progress with faster logistics and fresh job opportunities.

IAG Cargo posts €629M revenue in H1 2025, with volume growth of 4.5% and strong gains on Latin America trade lanes.

June air cargo growth steady overall, but regional performance remains mixed.

Lufthansa Cargo adds Delhi–Rome capacity via ITA tie-up, boosting Asia–Europe network and belly freight options.

The company has added its own fleet of specialised pullers to handle large cargo in India.

The company remains focused on its integrated multimodal logistics and supply chain operations to drive further growth.

The capacity increase is projected to handle an additional freight traffic of about 95.91 million tonnes per annum.

Earlier in June 2025, UPS added a Delhi-Cologne 747-8 flight, nearly doubling India-Europe air cargo capacity to support rising exports.

Dimerco’s August report shows major changes in global trade routes, rising freight rates, and new challenges for Indian and Asian exporters.