NX Group Sets Roadmap to Triple India Revenue, Targets USD 400M by 2028

05 Sep 2025 CW Team

NX Group (India) is targeting USD 400 million in revenue by 2028, a threefold rise from 2023, underlining its focus on India’s fast-growing semiconductor ecosystem. The Indian semiconductor market is projected to reach USD 109 billion by 2030, nearly three times its 2023 size, and the company is aligning its expertise and investments to deliver seamless, innovation-driven logistics support.

With 103 offices and 60 warehouses across 39 cities, covering 4.5 million sq ft, NX Group (India) provides end-to-end services including inventory management, inspection, assembly, export packing, and shipping agency. Dedicated semiconductor logistics warehouses are planned in Gujarat and Assam by 2027, with modal shifts leveraging the Dedicated Freight Corridor and coastal shipping.

NX Group is engaged with all five major semiconductor sites in India, supporting both leading U.S. companies and large Indian conglomerates. Leveraging global expertise from Japan, Taiwan, the U.S., and Europe, the company offers hybrid ‘Local × Global’ solutions including ultra-precision transport, temperature control, bonded inventory, WMS integration, and last-mile delivery.

Mr. Katsuhito Kobayashi, Executive Officer, Regional General Manager, NIPPON EXPRESS (South Asia & Oceania) PTE. LTD, said: “The NX Group provides optimal solutions to address the logistics challenges of India’s semiconductor industry, accelerating its growth. By 2028, we aim to triple our India revenue to US$ 400 million. As a trusted partner offering end-to-end logistics solutions to support the development of India’s semiconductor industry, we are committed to working together with India to shape its future under the slogan ‘Make in India, Move with NX.’”

Aligned with the Government of India’s national strategy, NX Group is reinforcing semiconductor manufacturing quality and production schedules. Through its proven global track record, the company aims to strengthen supply chains, reduce risks, and advance the “Make in India” initiative.

NX Group (Nippon Express Group) has outlined its strategic roadmap for powering India’s semiconductor growth during SEMICON India 2025, reaffirming logistics as a critical enabler of the nation’s ambition to become a global semiconductor hub. NX Group (India) is targeting USD 400 million in revenue by 2028, a threefold rise from 2023, underlining its focus on India’s fast-growing semiconductor ecosystem. The Indian semiconductor market is projected to reach USD 109 billion by 2030, nearly three times its 2023 size, and the company is aligning its expertise and investments to deliver seamless, innovation-driven logistics support. With 103 offices and 60 warehouses across 39 cities, covering 4.5 million sq ft, NX Group (India) provides end-to-end services including inventory management, inspection, assembly, export packing, and shipping agency. Dedicated semiconductor logistics warehouses are planned in Gujarat and Assam by 2027, with modal shifts leveraging the Dedicated Freight Corridor and coastal shipping. NX Group is engaged with all five major semiconductor sites in India, supporting both leading U.S. companies and large Indian conglomerates. Leveraging global expertise from Japan, Taiwan, the U.S., and Europe, the company offers hybrid ‘Local × Global’ solutions including ultra-precision transport, temperature control, bonded inventory, WMS integration, and last-mile delivery. Mr. Katsuhito Kobayashi, Executive Officer, Regional General Manager, NIPPON EXPRESS (South Asia & Oceania) PTE. LTD, said: “The NX Group provides optimal solutions to address the logistics challenges of India’s semiconductor industry, accelerating its growth. By 2028, we aim to triple our India revenue to US$ 400 million. As a trusted partner offering end-to-end logistics solutions to support the development of India’s semiconductor industry, we are committed to working together with India to shape its future under the slogan ‘Make in India, Move with NX.’” Aligned with the Government of India’s national strategy, NX Group is reinforcing semiconductor manufacturing quality and production schedules. Through its proven global track record, the company aims to strengthen supply chains, reduce risks, and advance the “Make in India” initiative.

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