The report titled “India cargo handling and transport industry forecast to 2019 – supported by infrastructure development” gives a detailed study of the market size by volume and value of various categories of cargo in India. These sectors include road, rail, water, and air transportation. The research includes both an analysis of the key players’ market shares as well as profiles of the companies themselves in the freight transport business. The analysis of the future has also been explored in each individual subindustry. Since the beginning of the previous decade, the size of India’s economy has more than doubled, which is supported by the rising contribution of international commerce. When compared to its contribution to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) in the year 2000, exports and imports accounted for a combined total of 42 percent in 2012. This new growth has been accompanied by a staggering increase in the amount of freight traffic that is always in motion. India is one of the greatest consumer marketplaces in the world, and as a result, its logistics industry is driven by sectors like as retail, the automotive industry, the pharmaceutical industry, and the fast-moving consumer goods industry. In addition, the Indian government places a strong focus on expanding manufacturing and exports, which has resulted in the logistics industry being an essential part of the effort to bring the nation to the levels of development that have been envisioned for it. There is a consensus among most people that there is a significant connection between local and international commerce and logistical infrastructure. While an increase in the volume of commerce generates an increase in the need for supporting infrastructure, the availability of such infrastructure at prices that are competitive both encourages trade and enhances a country’s worldwide competitiveness. An effective logistics infrastructure in developing nations like India may lower the cost of transportation, which in turn can directly contribute to the country’s economic growth. India, on the other hand, falls behind a number of other nations in the global system in terms of the infrastructure and services involved in logistics. Inadequate infrastructure is the key barrier that is preventing the effective development of logistics and transportation of goods around the nation. The movement of products to and from foreign countries is accomplished mostly via the use of seaways and airways. The domestic cargo transport business in India is comprised of numerous modes, including highways, railways, interior waterways, coastal shipping, and airways. The multiplication of both the value and the amount of the industry’s output may be attributed to the intensification of industrial and manufacturing activity, as well as the rising volume of consumer demand for various goods. In addition, given that the sector is steadily addressing and overcoming the challenges that it has faced in the past, it is likely that, in the not too distant future, it will get a little bit closer to realizing its full potential. This, in turn, will not only contribute to an increase in the competitiveness of the nation, but it will also result in the creation of more chances for firms both inside India and outside that are already established there. The road freight sector in India is generally unorganized, and the industry is comprised of various different operators that are quite tiny. It was estimated that the organized sector was responsible for a percent of the revenue created by the road freight business in india. The participants in the organized segment of the industry made an income of inr million as a result of their participation in the industry. On the other hand, the inr million domestic air freight transport business is made up of carriers from India and is mostly controlled by private airlines. indigo is the market leader, with a share of 0 percent as of the end of the fiscal year 2009, and it has grown its presence to 0 percent of the entire amount of air freight handled by indian airlines. Domestically during the fiscal year 2014 The amount of cargo that was transported in India during the fiscal year 2014 was a million tons more than what was transported during the fiscal year 2009, representing an increase of 6.1 percent compound annual growth rate (cagr) over the course of the year. It is anticipated that the government of India will increase investments in the logistics sector. These investments are likely to take the form of dedicated freight corridors (dfcs), the simplification of tax structure, the development of national highways, the expansion of the reach of the railways, and the development of port infrastructure. All of these factors will play an important part in the industry’s future. Nevertheless, the variable cost of gasoline will continue to be a significant factor in determining the level of profitability achieved by businesses operating in this industry. • The size of the Indian freight transport market in terms of volume: one of the important themes addressed in the research • India Cargo Transport Industry Segmentation by Domestic Carriage and International Carriage, as well as by Modes of Transportation (Road, Rail, Water, and Air) • India Cargo Transport Industry Growth Drivers and Issues • the magnitude of the Indian market for road freight, both in terms of value and volume • india rail freight market size by value and volume • india road freight market segmentation by organizational structure, fleet size, business-to-business and business-to-consumer customers, and composition of freight • India port sector scenario • India water transport market size by volume • India water transport industry segmentation by coastal shipping and inland waterways, and composition of cargo • India rail freight market segmentation by railway-wise tonnage and types of commodities • India air cargo transport market size by value and volume • India air cargo transport industry segmentation by domestic and international cargo • Government initiatives for the road freight, rail freight, sea cargo, and air cargo transport industries • Market share of the major players in the road freight and air cargo transport industries • Company profiles of the major players in the road freight, sea cargo, and air cargo transport industries Contact: Ken Research Information Department at info@kenresearch.com for more information on the India Road Freight Market +91-11-47017199
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