DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Post-Pandemic Growth Opportunity Analysis of the Indian Logistics Industry" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

COVID-19 has been a disruptive force across every industry

India is facing several challenges amid its own country-wide lockdown: labor shortages, cargo capacity challenges, a manufacturing slowdown, order delays and stuck shipments, and demand and supply shocks. India's real gross domestic product (GDP) is at its lowest in 6 years because of the COVID-19 standstill adversely affecting consumption and investment in the Indian economy.

The manufacturing halt has reduced demand for logistics services, which likely will result in downward pressure on prices across warehousing, freight, and logistics. With countries around the world imposing lockdowns, minimal export-import movements have amplified the crisis in the logistics space.

Restriction of air travel and international flights globally has contributed to the slowdown in the movement of goods, and India's lockdown brought first- and last-mile transportation and intermodal movement of goods to a standstill.

A reduction in vessel capacity and equipment shortages related to disruptions has had a major impact on the intra-Asia trade lanes. A large drop in freight volumes has prompted major carriers to report service cancellations and delays, and blank sailings to and from India and the Middle East, Europe, and the Mediterranean.

Aviation is one of the worst-affected segments. The Indian government has suspended all passenger flights, only allowing movement of cargo flights. Air carriers prioritize on transportation of essential cargo and critical pharma/medical equipment. Staff shortages and delays in clearance of cargo has resulted in congestion at airports.

The Internet of Things, blockchain, 3D printing, and autonomous transportation have gained renewed interest as technologies that will help companies survive and thrive during a pandemic or another crisis.

The author has recognized multimodal logistics solutions, digital integration, flexible solution models, and warehousing infrastructure as other areas that are expected to present opportunities.

Key Topics Covered

1. Growth Environment

• Revised State of the Logistics Market Due to the Pandemic
• Foreign Trade Declined by 12% in Q1 2020; the Slowdown is Expected to Last Until Q3 2020
• Stimulus Measures Are Likely to Support a Revival of Economic Activities
• India's GDP to be Impacted by Lower Sectoral Growth
• Key Forecast Criteria
• GDP Growth Trends
• Scenario 1: Conservative Forecast
• Scenario 1: Conservative Forecast Discussion
• Scenario 2: Aspirational Forecast
• Scenario 2: Aspirational Forecast Discussion
• National Logistics Policy Aims to Reduce Logistics Costs to 10% of GDP by 2022
• Other Forecast Trends
• Logistics Industry Outlook
• Growth Opportunities Critical for Success in Light of COVID-19

2. Growth Opportunities

• Growth Opportunity 1: Warehousing Solutions for Time-Sensitive Cargo such as Perishables and Pharmaceuticals
• Growth Opportunity 2: Digital Integration will Lead Transformations in Logistics Business Models
• Growth Opportunity 3: Express and Parcel Segment Growth Likely to Accelerate, Driven by eCommerce
• Growth Opportunity 4: Multimodal Logistics Solutions to Transform Freight Transport Segments

3. Companies to Action

4. Appendix: Growth Pipeline Engine

• About the Growth Pipeline Engine
• Take the COVID-19 Growth Pipeline Diagnostic

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