NEW
YORK, Oct. 2, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Report on how
AI is driving market transformation - The Logistics Market in APAC
size is estimated to grow by USD 175.1
billion from 2024-2028, according to Technavio. The market
is estimated to grow at a CAGR of almost 5.97% during
the forecast period. Rapid growth in the e-commerce
industry is driving market growth, with a trend
towards emerging green logistics. However, increased
transportation costs due to poor road infrastructure poses a
challenge - Key market players include Agility Public Warehousing
Co. K.S.C.P, BCR Australia Pty Ltd., C H Robinson Worldwide Inc.,
CJ CheilJedang Corp., CMA CGM SA Group, Deutsche Bahn AG, Deutsche
Post AG, DFDS AS, DSV AS, FedEx Corp., Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
SE and Co KG, Hitachi Ltd., Japan Post Holdings Co. Ltd., Kuehne
Nagel Management AG, Nippon Express Holdings Inc., Nippon Yusen
Kabushiki Kaisha, RETHMANN SE and Co. KG, SF Express Co. Ltd.,
United Parcel Service Inc., and XPO Inc..
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Forecast
period
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2024-2028
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Base Year
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2023
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Historic
Data
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2018 - 2022
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Segment
Covered
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Type (3PL and 4PL),
End-user (Manufacturing, Automotive, Food and beverage, and
Others), and Geography (APAC)
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Region
Covered
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APAC
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Key companies
profiled
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Agility Public
Warehousing Co. K.S.C.P, BCR Australia Pty Ltd., C H Robinson
Worldwide Inc., CJ CheilJedang Corp., CMA CGM SA Group, Deutsche
Bahn AG, Deutsche Post AG, DFDS AS, DSV AS, FedEx Corp., Hellmann
Worldwide Logistics SE and Co KG, Hitachi Ltd., Japan Post Holdings
Co. Ltd., Kuehne Nagel Management AG, Nippon Express Holdings Inc.,
Nippon Yusen Kabushiki Kaisha, RETHMANN SE and Co. KG, SF Express
Co. Ltd., United Parcel Service Inc., and XPO Inc.
|
Key Market Trends Fueling Growth
The Asia Pacific logistics
market is significant, accounting for approximately 9% of global
freight and logistics carbon dioxide emissions from Asian
countries. To minimize environmental impact, logistics companies in
APAC are implementing several eco-friendly practices. These include
investing in modern engines and technologies to decrease carbon
emissions, using engines less than ten years old, adopting biofuels
for engines, increasing railway and waterway freight movement, and
maintaining proper tire pressure to save fuel. Furthermore,
electronic platforms for trade permit documentation streamline
processes, reducing delays and paper usage. Strict regulations on
sustainability are driving logistics players, such as Deutsche Post
DHL Group, to focus on green logistics. Innovations like their
electric delivery van, StreetScooter, and exploration of inland sea
routes with improved infrastructure, such as the USD105 million project in Kolkata, India, will positively impact the
market growth during the forecast period.
The APAC logistics market is experiencing significant trends
driven by consumer demands and mobility needs. Freight transport,
both domestic and international, is a major focus with
road-dominated transportation leading the way. Investments in
container ports and commercial motor vehicles are on the rise to
meet mobility demand. Policy measures, loans, and global
uncertainties impact the market, with net oil importers looking to
coal and natural gas as alternatives. The macroeconomic
environment, inflation, fiscal balances, and gasoline prices
influence logistics companies and retailers, pushing for efficiency
and innovation. Expeditors International, SF Express, and Royal
Mail lead the way in 3PL and 4PL solutions, while Blockchain, IoT,
and machine learning are transforming logistics through improved
connectivity and automation. Companies like FedEx, Guilin, Sendle,
Instatruck, and others are reducing CO2 emissions and adapting to
the changing market landscape.
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Market Challenges
- The logistics market in APAC faces significant challenges due
to inadequate road infrastructure. According to industry
benchmarks, logistics costs for retail and manufacturing networks
should be around 4-5% of the cost of goods sold. However, in
developing countries in APAC, logistics costs are three to four
times higher due to reliance on roadways for domestic transport and
the poor condition of 75% of roads. Low average vehicle speeds
further exacerbate the issue, with APAC countries averaging nearly
three times lower than developed regions like the US. This
inefficient supply chain increases transportation costs for
logistics players, leading to delays in raw material deliveries and
potential production disruptions for manufacturers. Despite
investments in infrastructure development in countries like
China, Indonesia, and Japan, the region still lags behind other
developed regions. For instance, projects like Java 2030 and Sumatra 2030 aim to provide nearly 5,700 km of
express roadways in Indonesia.
However, the realization of these investments' benefits is expected
in the coming decade. The poor road infrastructure significantly
increases transportation costs, which may hinder the growth of the
logistics market in APAC during the forecast period.
- The logistics market in APAC faces several challenges in the
next twelve months. Key issues include the implementation of new
technologies like Blockchain and IoT, as logistics companies adapt
to meet the demands of retailers in the e-commerce sector. 3PL and
4PL customers seek greater supply chain visibility and fleet
management solutions. Royal Mail and FedEx compete with local
players like Guilin, Sendle, Instatruck, and others in road freight
and air freight markets. CO2 emissions remain a concern, with
logistics sectors decarbonizing freight transport through
initiatives like rail and machine learning. Sustainability and
environmental impact are top priorities, driving technology
solutions and infrastructure work. Labor shortages and available
capacity are also challenges, with logistics companies turning to
co-financing and equity offering deals to fund transport projects
and infrastructure. Logistics market deal value and volume are
expected to YoY growth in the next twelve months, with focus on
transport infrastructure and connectivity infrastructure planning.
Outdated existing facilities in brick and mortar retail and
warehousing are being addressed through digital sales and
automation, including machine learning and artificial
intelligence.
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Segment Overview
This logistics market in APAC report extensively covers market
segmentation by
- Type
- End-user
- 2.1 Manufacturing
- 2.2 Automotive
- 2.3 Food and beverage
- 2.4 Others
- Geography
1.1 3PL- The 3PL logistics market in APAC is
set for steady growth due to increasing demand from industries such
as manufacturing, retail, and e-commerce. Services like
transportation, warehousing, freight forwarding, and cross-docking
are in high demand. This growth is driven by the proliferation of
companies in sectors like hardware, e-commerce, and telecom. 3PL
logistics providers offer customized solutions, including warehouse
space management and trade permit documentation. For instance,
Verizon, a US telecom company, outsources its logistics to New
Breed Marketing and FedEx. New Breed handles 20,000 daily consumer
orders with 100% accuracy, while FedEx manages last-mile delivery.
Real-time inventory tracking and accurate shipment details are
provided, contributing to the market's growth in APAC.
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Research Analysis
The logistics market in APAC is experiencing significant growth
due to increasing trade volumes and economic expansion in the
region. The use of technology is revolutionizing the industry, with
the adoption of IoT and blockchain technology enabling real-time
tracking and secure data sharing. 3PL and 4PL providers are playing
a crucial role in managing complex supply chains, while transport
infrastructure and connectivity infrastructure planning are key
focus areas for governments and private sector players. Transport
projects and infrastructure work are underway in various countries,
with co-financing and equity offering deals being common to share
risks and costs. The macroeconomic environment, including global
interest rates, inflation, fiscal balances, and gasoline prices,
are important factors influencing the logistics sectors in coal,
natural gas, and oil-exporting countries. Expeditors International
and other logistics players are capitalizing on these trends to
expand their footprint in the region.
Market Research Overview
The logistics market in APAC is experiencing significant growth
and transformation over the next twelve months, driven by
technology solutions such as Blockchain and IoT. Logistics
companies are adopting 3PL and 4PL models to enhance supply chain
visibility and improve connectivity. Royal Mail and FedEx are
expanding their reach in the region, while local players like
Guilin and Sendle are gaining traction. Sustainability initiatives
are a key focus, with logistics companies decarbonizing freight
transport through rail and co-financing infrastructure projects.
The e-commerce sector's YoY growth is driving demand for
warehousing and domestic freight transportation, but labor
shortages and available capacity remain challenges. Investments in
technology and infrastructure are crucial, with deal value and
volume expected to increase in road freight, air freight, and rail
sectors. Policy measures, loans, and equity offering deals are
shaping the logistics sectors' future, with a focus on
decarbonizing freight transport and addressing consumer demands for
faster delivery. The macroeconomic environment, including global
uncertainties, net oil importers, and coal, natural gas, and oil
exporters, is impacting freight transport and logistics markets.
Logistics companies are addressing these challenges through fleet
management, maintenance operations, and infrastructure work.
Machine learning and artificial intelligence are optimizing
operations and improving efficiency, while retailers are adapting
to digital sales and the shift from brick and mortar to online
sales. The logistics market's future is bright, with a focus on
sustainability, technology, and meeting the mobility demand of
consumers.
Table of Contents:
1 Executive Summary
2 Market Landscape
3 Market Sizing
4 Historic Market Size
5 Five Forces Analysis
6 Market Segmentation
- Type
-
- End-user
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- Manufacturing
- Automotive
- Food And Beverage
- Others
- Geography
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7 Customer Landscape
8 Geographic Landscape
9 Drivers, Challenges, and Trends
10 Company Landscape
11 Company Analysis
12 Appendix
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