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What does Allcargo Logistics do?

What does Allcargo Logistics do?

Its second ICD was started at Dadri in the National Capital Region, in a joint venture with the Container Corporation of India (CONCOR), with Allcargo’s stake at 51%.

Who is the owner of all cargo?

Shashi Kiran Shetty
Shashi Kiran Shetty (born 7 June 1957) is the Founder and Chairman of Allcargo Logistics, part of the Avvashya Group. He is also the Chairman of ECU Worldwide and Gati Ltd which are part of the group.

Is all cargo a good company?

Top management and overall company is good but local management is worst.

Why allcargo share is falling?

Shares of Allcargo Logistics dropped nearly 4 per cent on Monday after the floor price set for delisting disappointed investors. The company had, on Saturday, announced that its promoters had set the floor price for delisting at Rs 92.58 — 19 per cent lower than Allcargo’s last closing of Rs 114.5 on Monday.

Why is all cargo delisting?

The process for delisting was announced in August 2020 after the pandemic hit the entire economy and the promoters felt the need to restructure and infuse funds for its growth and investment plans.

How do I start a logistics company?

How to start a logistics business in India: A step-by-step guide

  1. Highlights.
  2. Choose between 3PL, 2PL or simple transport services.
  3. Create a practical logistics business plan.
  4. Build your fleet and buy software & machinery.
  5. Avail a Bajaj Finserv Business Loan to start a logistics business.

Who is the number 1 logistics company?

XPO Logistics
Rankings

Rank 2020 Rank 2019 Company
Rank 2020 1 1 XPO Logistics
2 2 UPS Supply Chain Solutions
3 3 DHL Supply Chain
4 4 J.B. Hunt Transport Services

Should I sell allcargo?

We recommend investors to buy Allcargo above 330 with a target of 410. Investors are advised to maintain a Stop Loss below Rs 250.

Why is allcargo logistics delisting?

How much money do I need to start a logistics company?

An initial cost you can consider when starting your trucking company is about $6,000 to $15,000 (not including your equipment). This includes registration and formation documentation that, on average, cost from $900 to $1,500. IRP plates could cost you anywhere between $500 to $3,000 per truck.