Andhra Pradesh Clears New Logistics Infrastructure Agency
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Andhra Pradesh Clears New Logistics Infrastructure Agency

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has approved the creation of the Andhra Pradesh Logistics Infrastructure Corporation (AP-LInC), a new nodal agency designed to strengthen and streamline logistics across the state.

The decision was taken during a review meeting at the State Secretariat on Tuesday. AP-LInC will function as a government-led holding company, integrating five key sectors — ports, airports, roads, inland waterways and warehouses — to reduce logistics costs and attract large-scale investment.

The corporation will be responsible for implementing, coordinating and monitoring logistics infrastructure projects throughout Andhra Pradesh. It will be headed by a Managing Director and supported by senior departmental officials, an advisory committee and district-level cells to ensure effective execution across regions.

According to officials, the establishment of AP-LInC marks a significant step towards building a more efficient, interconnected logistics ecosystem that can boost economic activity and enhance competitiveness for industries operating in the state.

Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu has approved the creation of the Andhra Pradesh Logistics Infrastructure Corporation (AP-LInC), a new nodal agency designed to strengthen and streamline logistics across the state. The decision was taken during a review meeting at the State Secretariat on Tuesday. AP-LInC will function as a government-led holding company, integrating five key sectors — ports, airports, roads, inland waterways and warehouses — to reduce logistics costs and attract large-scale investment. The corporation will be responsible for implementing, coordinating and monitoring logistics infrastructure projects throughout Andhra Pradesh. It will be headed by a Managing Director and supported by senior departmental officials, an advisory committee and district-level cells to ensure effective execution across regions. According to officials, the establishment of AP-LInC marks a significant step towards building a more efficient, interconnected logistics ecosystem that can boost economic activity and enhance competitiveness for industries operating in the state.

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