The Budget 2025 lays the groundwork for a significant transformation of India’s industrial and logistics landscape, offering extensive benefits for manufacturing, warehousing, and supply chains. The government's ambitious initiatives, as outlined in Budget F26, are set to revolutionize industrial and logistics growth in India, with a particular focus on benefitting the toy manufacturing sector.
The integration of PM Gati Shakti’s digital infrastructure and data mapping will drive investments, private sector participation, and efficiency improvements. With a strong policy framework, enhanced infrastructure, and rising demand, India is well-positioned to emerge as a global leader in manufacturing and logistics, reinforcing its ambition to be the factory to the world.
“Manufacturing and logistics impetus will have the maximum impact on industrial & warehouse leasing activity across tier I & ii cities of the country. As a tangible near term impact, we can potentially witness traction in Grade A leasing activity, and demand for industrial sheds & warehouses can reach 30-40 mn sq ft across the major markets of the country,” said Badal Yagnik, Chief Executive Officer, Colliers India.
The continued momentum of PM Gati Shakti, coupled with key infrastructure upgrades like Bharat Trade Net and air cargo enhancements, is expected to reduce logistics costs and streamline domestic manufacturing. As part of the “Make in India” and “Atmanirbhar Bharat” initiatives, these measures will significantly benefit the toy industry, reducing import dependency and offering incentives that improve ease of doing business. The integration of advanced logistics networks will ensure faster delivery and efficient distribution, making India more competitive in global trade.
“As India positions itself as a global manufacturing and export hub, it is imperative to accelerate the development of integrated industrial parks, green warehousing solutions, and high-efficiency logistics networks. The government’s strategic vision and belief that these initiatives will provide the necessary impetus to modernize India’s supply chain ecosystem,” said Amrutesh Reddy, Director, NDR InvIT Managers.
It is expected to create a domino effect, propelling demand for new storage, distribution, and logistics facilities.The need for strategically located warehouses to efficiently handle the manufacturing, storage, and distribution of the products is expected to grow significantly. This boom is underpinned by the need for adequate infrastructure to support the burgeoning manufacturing ecosystem in India.
EV players including automobile manufacturers, ancillary product & battery manufacturers are set to complement the demand for Grade A warehouses driven by emphasis on clean-tech manufacturing. Investments and private sector partnerships too can pick up pace with access to relevant data and maps from the PM Gati Shakti portal.
Additionally, the National Manufacturing Mission’s focus on clean-tech production and domestic value addition will further strengthen India’s standing in toy exports. Manufacturers expanding their operations to cater to increasing domestic and international demand will require modern industrial parks, logistics hubs, and sustainable warehousing solutions to optimize production and delivery.
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“Manufacturing and logistics impetus will have the maximum impact on industrial & warehouse leasing activity across tier I & ii cities of the country. As a tangible near term impact, we can potentially witness traction in Grade A leasing activity, and demand for industrial sheds & warehouses can reach 30-40 mn sq ft across the major markets of the country,” said Badal Yagnik, Chief Executive Officer, Colliers India.
The continued momentum of PM Gati Shakti, coupled with key infrastructure upgrades like Bharat Trade Net and air cargo enhancements, is expected to reduce logistics costs and streamline domestic manufacturing. As part of the “Make in India” and “Atmanirbhar Bharat” initiatives, these measures will significantly benefit the toy industry, reducing import dependency and offering incentives that improve ease of doing business. The integration of advanced logistics networks will ensure faster delivery and efficient distribution, making India more competitive in global trade.
“As India positions itself as a global manufacturing and export hub, it is imperative to accelerate the development of integrated industrial parks, green warehousing solutions, and high-efficiency logistics networks. The government’s strategic vision and belief that these initiatives will provide the necessary impetus to modernize India’s supply chain ecosystem,” said Amrutesh Reddy, Director, NDR InvIT Managers.
It is expected to create a domino effect, propelling demand for new storage, distribution, and logistics facilities.The need for strategically located warehouses to efficiently handle the manufacturing, storage, and distribution of the products is expected to grow significantly. This boom is underpinned by the need for adequate infrastructure to support the burgeoning manufacturing ecosystem in India.
EV players including automobile manufacturers, ancillary product & battery manufacturers are set to complement the demand for Grade A warehouses driven by emphasis on clean-tech manufacturing. Investments and private sector partnerships too can pick up pace with access to relevant data and maps from the PM Gati Shakti portal.
Additionally, the National Manufacturing Mission’s focus on clean-tech production and domestic value addition will further strengthen India’s standing in toy exports. Manufacturers expanding their operations to cater to increasing domestic and international demand will require modern industrial parks, logistics hubs, and sustainable warehousing solutions to optimize production and delivery.
