
Jassper Shipping will invest $50M over three years, with $10M in the first phase targeting project logistics for power, steel and heavy engineering clients across India and the Gulf.
Hyderabad-based project logistics provider Jassper Shipping plans to invest $50 million over three years to expand its cargo handling and freight operations, the company said Wednesday.
The capital will come from promoters in phases. The first $10 million targets the B2B project logistics business, which serves power, steel, petrochemicals and heavy engineering clients. The investment will also go toward port-to-plant logistics, vessel chartering and multimodal freight solutions for oversized cargo.
"Our planned $50 million investment reflects our long-term commitment to building stronger capabilities across project cargo, breakbulk logistics, vessel chartering and integrated industrial supply chains," CEO Pushpank Kaushik said in a statement.
He said the company is investing in "technology and execution capabilities" to move complex cargo efficiently.
The push comes as India's infrastructure and industrial expansion gathers pace, driving demand for heavy-lift and specialized freight services. Jassper operates across project logistics, breakbulk and bulk cargo, and industrial supply chain solutions.
The company expects the investment to strengthen its presence in India and the Gulf, particularly for cross-border project logistics and industrial cargo movement.
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