Involves end-to-end redesign of Bajaj Electricals' logistics by Mahindra, with the twin aim of achieving enhanced and industry-best service levels, and cost saving of over 25%
Mahindra Logistics is on an ambitious growth path with a target of achieving Rs 10,000-crore revenue by FY26
Vaccine storage and transportation being a niche segment will not benefit all logistics and transportation companies, analysts say
Mahindra Logistics on Friday reported a 31.41 per cent jump in its consolidated profit to Rs 14.85 crore for the quarter ended September. The logistics arm of the Mahindra Group had clocked a consolidated profit after tax of Rs 11.30 crore during the second quarter of the previous fiscal, the company said in a BSE filing. Its total income fell to Rs 840.76 crore during the quarter under review as against Rs 854.27 crore in the year-ago period, it said. Its total expenses declined to Rs 820.52 crore during the July-September quarter of the fiscal as against Rs 836.50 crore in the year-ago period. "We have seen a strong rebound in our supply chain operations during the quarter. Our fulfilment logistics solutions & services continued to witness strong growth driven by e-commerce, pharma and FMCG verticals. We also continued to see strong growth from the Farm segment during the quarter. "While we are not yet completely back to normalcy since the advent of COVID-19 pandemic, our focus
Mahindra Logistics on Monday said it has added 10,100 seasonal jobs ahead of the festive season and will retain a significant number of these employees
The benchmark indices, Nifty 50 and S&P BSE Sensex, have also rebounded from their respective 200-DMA lows.
The company hopes to have 30 per cent green and sustainable vehicles in its fleet in the next 3 years or by FY23-24
The initiative named HOPE (Helping Our People during Emergencies), aims to support drivers financially to aid the battle against the COVID-19 lockdown
In 2014, Mahindra Logistics had acquired a majority stake in Mumbai-based Lords Freight India, which specialises in international logistics solutions
Mahindra Logistics, part of Mahindra Group, is planning to add around 5,00,000 square feet of warehousing space by the end of the current fiscal as part of its expansion in the country. The company would look at investing in start ups in the technology and analytics space in order to support its growth, said Pirojshaw Sarkari, CEO, Mahindra Logistics Ltd.The plans include expansion in South India, including in cities like Chennai adding two more warehouses to the existing three, focusing on automotive and manufacturing sector. In Chennai, it will add 200,000 square feet before the end of the current fiscal."Bengaluru and Hyderabad are the two other areas where we will be setting up our warehouses in South India. We are looking at adding about half a million square feet before March 31, 2019," said Sarkari. He later said that the plans are to add around one million square feet in total in the next one year. It will be focusing on the high margin businesses of warehousing and ...
Significant opportunity exists for the company to penetrate the passenger transport segment, dominated by unorganised players
In intra-day trade, it hit a high of Rs 434 and a low of Rs 416 on the National Stock Exchange
By 0433 GMT, shares in the company were trading at 425.55 rupees on the National Stock Exchange, down 0.80 percent versus its issue price of 429 rupees.
Mahindra Logistics CEO Pirojshaw Sarkari talks their wait for the development of inland waterways