India’s logistics and supply chain sector is a critical enabler of economic growth, supporting industries from manufacturing to e-commerce. With India targeting a US$ 5.5 trillion GDP by 2027, logistics and supply chain transformation is essential for competitiveness. The sector, valued at US$ 435 billion in FY22, is projected to reach US$ 591 billion by FY27, driven by government initiatives, digitalization, and infrastructure development.
Government reforms such as the National Logistics Policy (NLP), GatiShakti, Dedicated Freight Corridors, and Multi Modal Logistics Parks aim to reduce logistics costs, enhance supply chain efficiency, and improve connectivity. Technology adoption, including AI-driven demand forecasting, IoT-enabled smart warehouses, blockchain for transparency, and automation in supply chain processes, is optimizing operations. Green logistics initiatives, such as electric fleets and solar-powered warehouses, are also gaining traction.
Despite challenges like infrastructure gaps,
regulatory complexities, and high logistics costs,
India's logistics industry is set for significant
growth. Increased foreign investment,
public-private partnerships, and advancements
in digital supply chains will further boost its
expansion. The sector is not only enhancing
trade and commerce but also creating millions
of jobs, reinforcing India's position as a global
logistics hub.
The question arises here is with all the
changes happening in the world:
What are the turnaround strategies that the businesses are implementing to ensure efficiency?
How are the Government and Global Regulations impacting the overall industry?
How are organisations managing their workforce in a world of recession, rising workforce attrition, need for constant skill upgradation and ever changing newer technologies?
What does the future of the Logistics and Supply Chain Industry look like? What are the innovative ways we are dealing with the challenges? And many more.
The 1st edition of The Logistics and Supply Chain Summit, aims to address key challenges and trends impacting today’s businesses, such as digital transformation, agile operations, being sustainable, and the integration of advanced technologies. Senior key leaders will share their insights, strategies, best practices on how they transformed the way of business in their respective organisation with real- life case studies.
Join us on 13th June, 2025, in Mumbai where more than 150 senior professionals are going to gather under one roof to discuss the recent developments, trends, challenges and changes they have faced and solutions they have implemented.
Speakers
Anshul Bhargava
Senior Vice President &
Global Head – Talent Acquisition,
FirstSource
FirstSource
Sachin Gaur
Global Head - Capability,
Change, Org. and
Leadership Development,
Dr Reddy's Laboratories
Dr Reddy's Laboratories
Vijay PK
Co-Head GCC and
COO Global Finance,
Invesco Ltd
Invesco Ltd
Basab Bandyopadhyay
Head of Enterprise Technology
and Site lead for Hyderabad,
Principal Global Services
Principal Global Services
Aneelkumar Savalagi
Site Leader / Head of GCC,
Giant Eagle
Giant Eagle
Manjunath G.
Engineering & Site Leader/Centre Head
- Global Technology Center,
3M
3M
Sudhir Dasamanthrao
COO,
FourthSquare
FourthSquare
Sadanand Himakuntalam
VP - IT, Infra & Operations,
Global Head - GCC
Dibber
Ramna Vadavalli
Country Head,
Aditi Consulting
Swaroopa Rani
Head of Office,
The WaEastmanlt Disney
Shalini Pillay
GCC Head,
KPMG
Nitin Maheshwari
Director - IT,
Flex
Pyush Jain
Head GCC
Zooplus, Infosys
Jaideep Agarwal
India GBS Leader,
Warner Bros. Discovery
Gaurav jattinder Nath
Chief Sales Officer ,
L&T
Who should attend?
CEO/MD / Chief Supply Chain Officer (CSCO) / Chief Logistics Officer (CLO) / Chief Operating Officer (COO) / Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) / CXO / President / Vice President / Director / Head of