V-Trans India Sets Ambitious Target: Rs 3,000 Crore Turnover by 2026

Mumbai, February 7: Logistics giant V-Trans India has unveiled its ambitious growth strategy, setting a target to achieve a turnover of Rs 3,000 crore by 2026. The company outlined a comprehensive plan centered around surface transport and leveraging technology to ensure sustainable profitability.

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Prioritizing Core Competence and Expanding Multimodal Operations

V-Trans India will prioritize growth in its core competence, surface transport, while simultaneously expanding its multimodal logistics operations. This includes exploring air and road combinations to capture a larger share of the lucrative full truckload (FTL) segment, estimated to be worth USD 120 billion.

Strategic Investments in Northern India

Recognizing the significant contribution of northern India to its revenue, V-Trans India plans substantial investments in this region. The company aims to expand its branches, warehouses, and infrastructure, particularly in tier 3 and 4 cities across eastern and western Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, and Punjab.

Expanding Third-Party Logistics Operations

V-Trans India is also expanding its third-party logistics operations under the V-Logis brand in the northern region. This expansion will create employment opportunities and provide world-class facilities to customers.

Commitment to Responsible Growth

Mahendra Shah, Chairman and Managing Director of V-Trans India Ltd, expressed the company's commitment to responsible and impactful growth. He stated that the Rs 3,000 crore turnover target by 2026 reflects not only their ambition but also their dedication to making a positive impact.

V-Trans India's strategic roadmap demonstrates its determination to strengthen its position in the logistics industry. By focusing on core competencies, expanding operations, and leveraging technology, the company is poised for significant growth and success in the coming years.