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Trades about 665% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Gurugram, India-based Delhivery Limited, founded in 2011, provides a comprehensive suite of supply chain and logistics services throughout India. Their diverse client base includes e-commerce platforms, direct-to-consumer brands, various enterprises, and businesses within the FMCG, consumer durables, electronics, lifestyle, retail, automotive, and manufacturing sectors. The company's extensive offerings cover core logistics, such as rapid parcel and heavy cargo transport, less-than-truckload (LTL) and full-truckload (FTL) freight services, warehousing solutions, and international express and freight forwarding. Beyond physical movement, Delhivery also delivers specialized supply chain software, e-commerce-specific solutions like returns processing, payment collection and handling, product installation and assembly, and advanced fraud detection. Shipping services are flexible, featuring on-demand, same-day/next-day, and scheduled slot-based deliveries, alongside efficient returns management. They also cater to unique requirements, facilitating product replacements/exchanges, delivering large or oversized items, handling high-value shipments, and transporting hazardous materials. These operations are supported by cutting-edge technology, offering real-time monitoring and control, precise consignee address validation, additional fraud detection features, and adaptable payment-on-delivery options.
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