DUBLIN, Oct. 20, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/nr4zzl/india_logistics) has announced the addition of the "India Logistics and Warehousing Industry Outlook to 2019 - Driven by E-commerce Logistics and Make in India initiative" report to their offering.

The report covers various aspects such as market size, value chain, business model of Logistics and Warehousing industry and segmentation on the basis of modal mix and services mix, organized and unorganized, domestic and international flow corridors. The publication also provides a detailed competitive landscape as well as the market share analysis in each segment along with future opportunities and expected catalysts for the market. The report will help industry consultants, potential entrants, logistics and warehousing companies, 3PL vendors and other stakeholders to align their market centric strategies according to ongoing and expected trends in the future.

3PL, e-commerce logistics and cold chain are the 3 biggest segments in the logistics and warehousing industry in India based on future growth rates. The pressing need for time-sensitive delivery has reshaped the logistics industry as many traditional logistics players are now diversifying their services portfolio to make space for e-commerce logistics. Based on the rise of QSR market in India, cold chain market is also witnessing remarkable growth. The increased foreign trade has led to the CFS/ICD segment of warehousing industry to record impressive growth rates in the recent years and is expected to continue the same for the forthcoming years.

The logistics industry in India is one of the predominant industries in the country with around 13% of the GDP being spent on the development of the logistics framework in the country. As per logistics performance index (LPI), India ranks 53rd across 115 countries recording an efficient logistics system score of 3.08 out of 5. The logistics market in India is largely unorganized as several local or domestic transporters with a fleet size of around 5 trucks or trailers accounted for more than 2/3rd of the total owned and available fleet size for road transport in India. The logistics industry encompasses several components such as transportation, warehousing, and value added services of which transportation forms the major proportion of the industry in India closely followed by value added services and warehousing.

This significant growth in warehousing revenue receipts would be due to the major growth in the organized retail industry, commodity markets, and growth in industrial manufacturing and development. Many of the organized players are in the process to set up their base through the FTWZ and logistic parks which have warehousing as their key component. The cold chain industry is rising as a fast-growing logistics segment in India with major advancements and growth in the food processing sector, organized retail and government initiatives driving the industry forward in the coming years.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Logistics Market Introduction

2. India Logistics Market Introduction

3. India Express Logistics Market Introduction

4. India 3PL Market

5. Snapshot on India 4PL Market

6. India Freight Forwarding Market Introduction

7. Logistics and e-Commerce

8. India Warehousing Market

9. India Industrial Warehousing Market

10. Agricultural Warehousing Market

11. India Cold Chain Industry

12. India Container Handling & Storage Industry

13. Macro Economic Factors Affecting Logistics Market in India

14. Analyst Recommendation

15. Appendix

Companies Mentioned

- ABC India Ltd

- Aegis Logistics

- All Cargo Logistics

- Blue Dart

- Container Corporation of India

- DIESL

- First Flight Courie

- GATI

- Shipping Corporation of India

- Shreyas Shipping and Logistics

- Sical Logistics

- Transport Corporation of India

- TVS Logistics

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