INDIAN e-commerce, dominated by Amazon and Flipkart, now accounts for INR500
billion (US$7.6 billion) of revenues in the domestic cargo sector with
INR100 billion raised in air freight, according to a new study, reports the Press
Trust of India.
The Express Industry Report 2018 said the "e-commerce players have challenged the
traditional express operations and unlocked many opportunities by providing
newer avenues for value addition".
The INR170 billion domestic express
industry revenues, made from shipments by road and air, is growing by 15
per cent, with the online sales being the key driver, the report said.
Express Industry Council of India operations chief Vijay
Kumar, said he favoured re-evaluation of
the government policy to allow the domestic cargo airlines to offer
international operations, thus wooing more players into the air cargo business.
The big player today in the domestic
air cargo airlines is Blue Dart Express. More players and avenues in the cargo
business could mean more scope for expansion for e-commerce, said the report.
Amazon and Flipkart account for 80-85 per cent of
industrywide revenues. But newer players
such as Paytm, ShopClues and aggressive investments from incumbents to
capture a higher share of the lucrative Indian e-retail market, the competitive
intensity in the express industry has increased significantly, the report said.
Source : HKSG.
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