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Cargo City, Delhi
India's first integrated Cargo City offering on airport warehousing and Special Economic Zones, at Indira Gandhi International Airport.
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Cargo & Logistics Overview
India's First Integrated Cargo City
Cargo City, Delhi is a planned 50-acre integrated cargo and logistics hub located at Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI), Delhi. Developed under a long-term concession, the project is designed to offer warehousing zones, a Special Economic Zone (SEZ), and other logistics and trade facilitation infrastructure, seamlessly connected to the cargo terminals within a single ecosystem.
As India’s first development of its kind, the Cargo City, Delhi is strategically designed to facilitate efficient cargo movement, optimize turnaround times, and advance Delhi’s integration with global trade networks.
What Does Delhi Cargo City Offer?
Delhi Cargo City is being developed under a long-term concession to design, build, and operate cargo infrastructure that supports growing trade volumes.
General & Express Warehousing
Large-scale storage and rapid-dispatch facilities under one roof.
Cold Chain & Bonded Storage
Temperature-controlled and customs-bonded infrastructure.
Cargo Special Economic Zone
India's first Cargo SEZ offering duty-free imports and simplified customs.
Dedicated E-Commerce Zones
Purpose-built zones to support India's fast-growing e-commerce logistics.
Delhi Cargo City Highlights
Delhi Cargo City combines infrastructure, connectivity, and regulatory advantages to support efficient cargo movement.
Part of IGI Airport
Offering airside integration to enable faster cargo movement and reduced handling time.
India’s First On-Airport Cargo SEZ
Enabling on-airport value-added services, with simplified customs and fiscal benefits.
Global Connectivity
Leverages Delhi Airport’s network of 150+ destinations
Built for High-Value Cargo
Planned infrastructure for pharma, electronics, and time-sensitive shipments.
India’s Gateway to Global Trade
Cargo City, Delhi is expected to improve logistics efficiency, reduce costs, and support faster movement of goods, to strengthen India’s position in global trade networks.
