October22 , 2026

    Logistics DataBank Crosses 100 Million Container Milestone, Strengthening India’s Digital Logistics Ecosystem

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    The Logistics Data Bank (LDB), operated by NICDC Logistics Data Services Limited (NLDSL), has crossed a landmark milestone of 100 million containers handled, marking a significant achievement in the digitalisation of India’s logistics and supply chain ecosystem.

    The milestone highlights the growing scale and adoption of digital technologies in India’s container logistics sector. Through the LDB platform, information related to a container’s logistics journey is integrated to provide greater visibility across the supply chain.

    The platform enables stakeholders to track and monitor container movements, supporting better operational planning, performance monitoring and informed decision-making.

    Crossing the 100-million-container mark also reflects the scale of cargo movements supported by a connected digital infrastructure. By improving visibility and transparency across logistics processes, the LDB is contributing to efforts to make India’s supply chains more predictable, efficient and responsive.

    The achievement comes as India continues to strengthen its logistics infrastructure and pursue greater integration of digital technologies across ports, terminals, transportation networks and hinterland supply chains.

    The milestone underscores the increasingly important role of digital platforms in supporting India’s ambition to build a more seamless, technology-driven and globally competitive logistics ecosystem.