
Global Ocean Logistics India Limited is a multi-modal logistics and freight forwarding company offering a comprehensive suite of services including ocean and air freight, road and rail transport, Container Freight Station (CFS) solutions, and customs clearance. Operating an asset-light model, the company leverages a global network of over 20,000 agents to provide integrated solutions like project logistics and 3PL services. It has a pan-India presence, operating through major Indian ports and serving a diverse clientele across various industries, with a focus on inbound freight from key global regions like Europe, the USA, and China.
Dec 17, 2025
Dec 19, 2025
Dec 24, 2025
SME
Upcoming
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30.41 Cr
0 Cr
₹74 - ₹78
1600
The net proceeds from the issue are proposed to be utilized to fund the following objectives:
To fund the company's incremental working capital requirements, with a proposed utilization of up to ₹21.27 crores. This is necessary to bridge the gap created by offering extended credit terms of 60-90 days to customers to remain competitive, while managing shorter payment cycles with vendors to secure better freight rates and priority services.
To allocate funds for general corporate purposes, which may include but are not limited to, meeting operating expenses, strengthening business development and marketing capabilities, funding initial development costs for new products, or addressing unforeseen business exigencies, subject to Board approval and regulatory limits.
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Comprehensive service portfolio offering integrated, multi-modal logistics solutions.
Operates on an asset-light business model, providing flexibility and reducing capital expenditure.
Longstanding relationships with a diverse customer base across multiple industries.
Experienced promoter-led management team with significant industry expertise.
High dependence on ocean freight forwarding, which contributes a majority of the revenue.
Significant revenue concentration, with top 10 customers accounting for over 40% of revenue.
Reliance on third-party partners for assets like vehicles and warehouses in its asset-light model.
Business operations require significant working capital to manage the gap between receivables and payables.
The Indian logistics market is projected to experience strong growth, driven by government policies and infrastructure development.
Opportunity to expand service offerings to existing customers and attract large-scale projects.
Leveraging technology to enhance operational efficiency, tracking, and customer experience.
Expanding geographic reach to new domestic and international markets through its extensive agent network.
Business is vulnerable to fluctuations in global and domestic trade volumes and economic slowdowns.
Volatility in freight rates, fuel costs, and foreign exchange rates can impact profitability.
Intense competition from a large number of organized and unorganized players in a fragmented market.
Potential disruptions from changes in government regulations, trade policies, and geopolitical instability.