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Mumbai, 15th
February 2007:
Mumbai based distributor Bharat Book Bureau has come up with
their latest offering on the transport and logistics
industry in India titled “India
Transport and Logistics 2005”.
The report mentions that the Indian logistics and transport
industry has huge potential growth prospects for local and
foreign operators alike. The reason for this is the massive
liberalization policies, investment in infrastructure,
increasing levels in disposable income and dynamic
manufacturing and retail sectors are combining to produce a
market environment which could one day rival the fast moving
Chinese economy.
Due to the Chinese invasion in the Indian markets, there are
many challenges for the industry. Factors like congestion,
fragmentation, over regulation and a weak transport network
are holding back the industry. Also, there are many risks
for western companies which are attempting to enter the
Indian market, even though this has not deterred the major
global logistics officers from establishing a presence.
The report titled India Transport and Logistics 2005 provides
a detailed examination and analysis of the Indian transport
infrastructure including road, rail, air and sea. Extensive
briefing on some of the key vertical sectors in the Indian
economy, like healthcare, pharma, automotive, retail,
consumer, textiles, fashion, technology etc has been
provided. Extensive review of the key structural trends n
the logistics sector including reforms and de-regulation
policies and 25 profiles of the leading companies in
transport including major players in the market like FedEx ,
TNT , DHL , UPS etc is given.
An analysis of the implementation of supply chain management
techniques by the Indian manufacturers and retailers and the
likely impact of outsourcing on the supply side has been
provided.
The report is a vital one in terms of logistics companies
wishing to expand their operations throughout the country.
It is an important guide in providing essential information
not only on competitors, potential partners, and market
environment but also on clients and key vertical sectors in
the transport and logistics sector.
It provides answers to some of the vital questions like the
strategies of the major express and logistics operators, the
trends affecting the supply side, investment opportunities,
liberalizing policies, the regulatory concerns, investment
opportunities, and the risks involved in doing business in
India.
Detailed company profiles of both domestic and international
companies in
India have
been provided. Each profile contains a mix of operational,
strategic, financial and corporate data. The profiles give
an insight into the development of the market as well as
providing essential information for customers and
competitors.
For more information please visit:
http://www.bharatbook.com/detail.asp?id=30010 |
