Allcargo Logistics expands and reorganises its transhipment network to 71 hubs, improving reliability and service into smaller cities
Allcargo Logistics, post approval of the organisation’s restructuring plan, housing its domestic supply chain business, Express distribution, and Consultative logistics, today announced a major transformation in its operational network with the recategorisation and expansion of its network. This development is part of the company’s continuous efforts to enhance operational efficiency, streamline processes, and build a future-ready logistics ecosystem.
As part of this initiative, Allcargo Logistics has expanded and reorganised its network from 21 to 71 locations across the country. This enhanced, more structured framework covering nearly 100 percent of India’s GDP geographies is designed to deliver improved regional connectivity, faster turnaround, and consistent service reliability across the North, South, East, and West. The newly recategorised Transshipment centre has now been classified into four distinct categories: Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze based on their daily tonnage handling capacity, with Platinum representing the highest. This classification brings sharper operational clarity, optimised planning, and improved freight movement, enabling stronger network predictability and performance.
Commenting on the development, Ketan Kulkarni, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer, Allcargo Logistics, said: “The recategorisation of our Transshipment centres from 21 to 71 marks a pivotal shift in strengthening our nationwide logistics architecture. This transformation is also driven by the strong synergies between our express and consultative logistics business, which together enhance our ability to deliver faster turnaround, deeper market penetration, and a consistently superior customer experience. Most importantly, it strengthens connectivity and service reliability across the country, especially into smaller cities and high-growth regional markets. This initiative reflects our continued commitment to operational excellence and building a future-ready logistics network for India.”
The recategorisation will significantly enhance Allcargo Logistics’ ability to reach and serve smaller cities and high-growth regional markets. With improved routing, synchronised network flows, and greater agility in infrastructure deployment, the upgraded network model will ensure quicker turnaround times and a seamless customer experience across both express and consultative logistics operations.
This expanded network will continue to serve as a critical enabler of seamless freight movement across India’s economic corridors. Each reclassified Transshipment centre strengthens multimodal integration, network optimisation, and end-to-end service delivery, reinforcing Allcargo Logistics’ role as a trusted partner for businesses across industries.
About Allcargo Logistics (Post NCLT Order)
Following a restructuring order, Allcargo Logistics has separated its International Supply Chain (ISC) business and merged its Domestic Supply Chain operations, which now houses express distribution and consultative logistics. The company utilises innovation and expertise, combined with a robust network covering 99% of India’s districts, to offer reliable, digital-first logistics solutions for MSMEs, retailers, and major enterprises. Its key services include Express Distribution, Air Freight, E-commerce Logistics, and specialised B2C deliveries (like Laabh and Bike Express). Furthermore, the Allcargo Group maintains a strong commitment to ESG standards and has set a goal to achieve 100% carbon neutrality by 2040.
SOURCE – PR
