AVG Logistics Secures Long-Term Contracts in Liquor Segment, Eyes ₹25 Cr Revenue in FY27
AVG Logistics is entering the liquor logistics sector, securing long-term contracts with two renowned companies. The company expects to generate approximately ₹25 Crore in revenue during FY27 and around ₹100 Crore from the next financial year. This expansion aims to enhance service portfolio and profitability.
The entry into a new, regulated segment with projected revenue growth is a significant development, but its immediate financial impact is moderate as it's a new venture.
The announcement details strategic expansion into a high-demand, specialized sector with significant revenue potential and long-term contracts, indicating positive business development.
AVG Logistics Limited has announced its strategic entry into the liquor logistics and transportation segment, marking a significant expansion of its specialized supply chain portfolio. The company has finalized commercial terms for long-term logistics contracts with two renowned companies in the liquor industry.
These services will include secure primary and secondary transportation, GPS-enabled fleet monitoring, dedicated vehicles with trained drivers, and timely deliveries with a focus on product integrity. The company anticipates generating approximately ₹25 Crore in revenue during the financial year 2026-27 from this new vertical, with expectations to reach approximately ₹100 Crore in revenue from the subsequent financial year.
The company believes this expansion will strengthen its diversified service portfolio, increase fleet utilization, broaden its customer base, and create new business opportunities. The liquor logistics segment is witnessing high demand for organized and specialized services, and AVG Logistics expects to add more customers in the near future. The contracts are for a period of 5 years.
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