Jeena & Company strengthens supply chain resilience amid global trade disruptions

India’s logistics sector witnessed uneven performance across transport modes during the year. While overall freight volumes grew modestly, air cargo emerged as the strongest-performing segment, driven by rising demand for time-sensitive and high-value shipments.

Jeena’s air freight volumes outperformed other modes, recording high growth during FY2025. Demand was largely driven by electronics, pharmaceuticals, perishables, and express cargo, as customers increasingly prioritised speed, reliability, and certainty amid global supply chain uncertainty. The shift was further accelerated by global disruptions such as Red Sea route diversions, prompting many shippers to adopt alternative and faster transport options.

Beyond air cargo, other transport modes also delivered steady performance during the year. Sea freight also showed growth, supported by stable export–import volumes through Indian ports. Road freight continued to anchor domestic logistics operations, handling over 70% of inland cargo movement, even as the sector navigated route elongation, rising operating costs, and freight-rate volatility. Through adaptive strategies and operational resilience, Jeena sustained stable performance across these modes.

To mitigate disruption, Jeena & Company implemented a combination of route diversification, close coordination with global carrier partners, and enhanced scenario planning. The company also leveraged digital tools for real-time shipment visibility, predictive disruption alerts, and proactive customer communication.

Commenting on the company’s performance Prediman Koul, Chief Executive Officer, Jeena & Company said, “2025 reinforced the importance of agility and preparedness in logistics. While geopolitical disruptions created volatility, as trusted partners, we made sure to deliver the best to our customers with our focus on multimodal flexibility, technology adoption, and strategic investment which helped us maintain continuity and deliver steady growth. Air cargo, in particular, played a critical role in supporting customers during periods of heightened uncertainty.”

“Looking ahead, Jeena & Company remains optimistic about growth opportunities in 2026, supported by expanding trade activity, policy-led infrastructure development, and increasing demand across sectors such as automotive, pharmaceuticals, e-commerce, and defence,” he added.