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Allcargo Logistics Limited, one of India’s leading end-to-end logistics solutions providers, has completed a major corporate restructuring by demerging its International Supply Chain (ISC) business into a new listed company - Allcargo Global Limited. The move, effective November 1, 2025, marks a significant milestone in the company’s journey toward creating sharper business focus and unlocking greater value for shareholders.
The restructuring, approved by the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT), Mumbai Bench, through an order dated October 10, 2025, forms part of a comprehensive scheme of arrangement designed to streamline Allcargo’s global and domestic operations. The decision paves the way for two distinct entities - Allcargo Logistics Limited and Allcargo Global Limited, each dedicated to different market segments within the logistics ecosystem.
Under this new structure, Allcargo Global Limited will handle the company’s international logistics and supply chain management businesses, while Allcargo Logistics Limited will consolidate its domestic express distribution and contract logistics operations. The domestic business will now include units such as Allcargo Gati Limited, GESCPL, and ASCPL, creating a stronger, unified platform to serve the growing needs of Indian enterprises.
The company’s Board of Directors has fixed November 12, 2025, as the record date to determine shareholder entitlements. As per the approved scheme, shareholders of Allcargo Logistics Limited will receive one share each in both Allcargo Logistics and Allcargo Global for every share they currently hold. In addition, shareholders of Allcargo Gati Limited will receive 63 shares of Allcargo Logistics Limited (post-demerger) for every 10 shares held in Allcargo Gati.
Once statutory and regulatory formalities are complete, Allcargo Global Limited will be listed on the stock exchanges, providing investors with an opportunity to participate in two focused businesses with distinct growth trajectories.
A spokesperson from the company described the move as “a transformative step that strengthens the company’s ability to respond to evolving global and domestic logistics demands.” The statement added, “This restructuring marks a defining moment in Allcargo’s growth story. It creates two specialized platforms that can operate independently, pursue strategic priorities, and deliver sustained value to shareholders.”
The move is consistent with Allcargo’s long-term strategy of building leadership positions across core logistics segments. The company’s international business—now housed under Allcargo Global Limited—has been a market leader in Less-than-Container Load (LCL) consolidation, global freight forwarding, and supply chain management. With a strong global footprint and partnerships across major trade routes, this arm is well-positioned to expand its presence in international markets while continuing to serve multinational clients with efficiency and scale.
Meanwhile, the restructured Allcargo Logistics Limited will sharpen its focus on India’s fast-growing domestic logistics sector. The company aims to leverage its robust distribution network, digital platforms, and customer-first approach to strengthen its position in express distribution, contract logistics, and supply chain consulting. These services are increasingly critical as India’s manufacturing and e-commerce sectors expand, driving the need for integrated, tech-enabled logistics solutions.
Industry analysts see the demerger as a move that aligns with broader trends in the global logistics industry. Companies are increasingly separating their domestic and international operations to enhance agility, improve accountability, and attract investors with clearer business models. For Allcargo, which has a presence across more than 180 countries, the restructuring provides operational independence to each arm while preserving synergies through shared expertise and technology.
The company believes the split will enable both entities to move faster, innovate more freely, and align more closely with market-specific opportunities. While Allcargo Global Limited will focus on strengthening global trade connectivity and supply chain solutions, Allcargo Logistics Limited will deepen its integration with India’s evolving logistics ecosystem.
In the words of the company spokesperson, “This restructuring is not just about separating businesses, it’s about empowering each to lead in its domain. By giving our domestic and international arms the freedom to pursue their unique growth strategies, we are setting the stage for long-term value creation.”
As the logistics industry continues to transform amid shifting global supply chains, the creation of Allcargo Global Limited marks a new chapter in Allcargo’s evolution. With two specialized entities charting independent paths, the group looks poised to deliver stronger performance, sharper execution, and continued innovation, both at home and across global markets.
