26 - 28 March 2024 | Mumbai

In a globally competitive scenario, operational and logistics efficiency determines the location and movement of goods. Freight and logistics networks are realigning according to the location of production and consumption activities, creating the hub-and-spoke models that are needed to improve freight and logistics performance.

Logistics is regarded as the backbone of the economy, providing an efficient and cost-effective flow of goods on which other commercial sectors depend upon. 

Indian Government plans to spend USD 1.5 trillion in improving infrastructure and most of the investments will take place in improving airports, ports, roads, and rail connectivity. Sizeable investments will also be made in AI, IoT, and Big Data for the transformation of the supply chain and logistics industry. The Global Logistics market size is estimated as US$ 4.3 trillion. India has continued to emphasize logistics among its high-priority economic reforms to reduce barriers to trading goods and services.

Further, to boost the ease of doing business and enhance the livability quotient, the Hon’ble Prime Minister launched the National Logistics Policy (NLP). The policy aims to lower the cost of logistics from the existing 13-14% and lead it to par with other developed countries. This will increase the competitiveness of Indian products in both the Indian home market and the international market. The backbone of India's international trade is logistics, which aids in the diversification of not only the country's exports but also of products manufactured in the countries. Hence, the 5th edition of LOGIX INDIA comes at the most opportune time and will further complement the NLP to its beneficiaries.

LOGIX India 2024 will display solutions for 

• Improving Cost-effectiveness and operational efficiencies for logistics 

• Investment opportunities in Infrastructure & Warehousing 

• Technology integration and IT Enablement