India is simultaneously expanding highways, freight rail, ports, airports, multimodal terminals and logistics data infrastructure. For global operators, equipment providers and supply-chain technology companies, the opportunity is shifting from isolated transport assets to connected, digitally orchestrated networks.
Logistics and transportation is operationally intense, margin-thin, and deeply tied to uptime and cost-per-mile/shipment. Here’s the playbook: Stakeholders range from operations/fleet managers, IT, procurement, and often a COO or VP of Supply Chain as final sponsor. For carriers/3PLs, dispatch and safety/compliance teams are also key influencers. RevTracts GTM playbook is designed around fleet hardware, telematics and warehouse infrastructure. We simplify a feature rich technology offering into a solution that provides crisp outcomes.
PM GatiShakti now integrates infrastructure planning across 58 Ministries and Departments using more than 3,291 data layers. By August 2026, 396 infrastructure projects worth about $233 Billion had been evaluated through its Network Planning Group mechanism — strengthening the pipeline for multimodal connectivity and coordinated infrastructure investment.
India's National Highway network reached 1,46,572 km in FY2025–26. Alongside it, 35 Multi-Modal Logistics Parks are planned under Bharatmala with about $5.8 Billion of investment and potential handling capacity of roughly 700 million metric tonnes.
Railways carried a record 1,670 MT of freight in FY2025–26. The Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal policy has 306 terminals approved, 118 commissioned and about $1.1 Billion of private investment mobilised, while Budget 2026–27 has announced a new 2,052-km Dankuni–Surat Dedicated Freight Corridor.
Major ports handled 915.17 MT in FY2025–26 and capacity reached 1,728 MMTPA. Sagarmala has taken up about 845 projects worth $76 Billion, while India's National Waterways network has expanded to 111 waterways, opening new port-linked and multimodal opportunities.
Government data places India's air-cargo growth at more than 10% annually, with airport cargo-handling capacity at 8.0 million MT in FY2023–24. Expansion in perishables, pharma, express and high-value freight creates room for cargo infrastructure, handling technology and specialised logistics services.
ULIP integrates 46 government systems across 12 Central Ministries through 142 APIs and more than 2,000 data fields. With 260+ applications and 450+ crore API transactions, the digital layer is creating openings in visibility, workflow automation, compliance, optimisation and logistics intelligence.
Whether you're entering India, building partnerships, expanding a logistics network or enabling transport technology, we can help you move faster with clarity.