India’s express parcel market is on track for substantial growth, with an estimated 24-29 billion additional shipments expected to boost the logistics sector by FY2030. This expansion signifies a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 19-23% from the current 8-9 billion shipments in FY2024, reflecting the rapid evolution of supply chain networks across the country.
By FY2025, express parcel volumes are projected to reach 10-11 billion shipments, driven by the booming e-commerce sector, hyperlocal deliveries, and increasing digital adoption. E-commerce alone accounted for over half of the express parcel market in FY2025, with 4.8-5.5 billion shipments. By FY2030, this figure is expected to rise to 15-16 billion shipments, solidifying its role in supply chain transformation.
The logistics sector is witnessing a shift from traditional courier services to more agile and technology-driven solutions. Quick commerce, a rapidly emerging segment, contributed 7-10% of total express parcel volumes in FY2024 and FY2025 and is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 33-50% by FY2030. Additionally, online food delivery, pharmacy logistics, and consumer-to-consumer (C2C) shipments are set to make up 13% of total shipment volumes by the end of the decade.
This strong upward trend underscores the growing importance of efficient supply chain management in sustaining India’s economic momentum. Logistics providers are continuously innovating to optimize last-mile delivery, streamline transportation networks, and enhance real-time tracking capabilities. As the demand for faster and more reliable deliveries increases, India’s supply chain ecosystem is set to become more resilient, ensuring seamless connectivity between businesses and consumers.
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