According to a senior DP World
executive, India’s FTZs are witnessing rising demand from businesses seeking
efficient distribution, value-added services, and streamlined customs
processes. Located close to major ports and industrial corridors, the zones are
enabling companies to optimize inventory management, reduce transit times, and
improve market access.DP World noted that the expansion of FTZs aligns with
India’s ambition to become a global manufacturing and logistics hub. By
offering world-class infrastructure, multimodal connectivity, and simplified
trade procedures, the zones are attracting investments from domestic and
international companies across sectors including automotive, electronics, pharmaceuticals,
and consumer goods.The company also emphasized the growing role of digital
technologies in enhancing FTZ operations. Advanced warehouse management
systems, real-time cargo tracking, and integrated logistics platforms are
helping improve operational efficiency, supply chain visibility, and customer
service.
DP World said it remains committed to expanding its logistics footprint
in India through continued investments in ports, inland logistics, warehousing,
and free trade infrastructure. The company expects India’s FTZ ecosystem to
play a larger role in supporting exports, boosting trade competitiveness, and
driving long-term economic growth as global supply chains continue to
diversify.