Allcargo Logistics Completes Demerger of International Supply Chain Business into Allcargo Global
Summary
Allcargo Logistics Limited has completed the demerger of its International Supply Chain (ISC) business into a new listed entity, Allcargo Global Limited, effective 1 November 2025, following NCLT (Mumbai Bench) approval dated 10 October 2025. The Composite Scheme of Arrangement also consolidates the domestic express distribution and consultative logistics businesses into the resulting Allcargo Logistics Limited.
Post-restructure, Allcargo Global will manage international logistics and LCL consolidation operations, while Allcargo Logistics will focus on domestic express distribution and contract logistics (including businesses of Allcargo Gati Limited, GESCPL and ASCPL). The Board has fixed 12 November 2025 as the record date for shareholder entitlements.
Key Points
- Demerg er effective: 1 November 2025 after NCLT approval on 10 October 2025.
- Composite Scheme splits international and domestic operations to create two focused entities: Allcargo Global (international) and Allcargo Logistics (domestic).
- Share swap: Shareholders of Allcargo Logistics Limited will receive one share each in both Allcargo Logistics and Allcargo Global on a 1:1 basis.
- Allcargo Gati Limited shareholders will receive 63 shares of Allcargo Logistics (post-demerger) for every 10 Gati shares held.
- Record date for entitlements: 12 November 2025. Listing of Allcargo Global to follow once statutory and regulatory approvals are complete.
- Strategic intent: provide sharper operational focus, enable independent growth paths and enhance long-term stakeholder value; Allcargo Global to continue leadership in LCL consolidation and global supply-chain services.
Context and relevance
The split mirrors a wider trend in logistics where firms carve out international and domestic arms so each can pursue tailored strategies, capital structures and investor bases. For shippers, service partners and investors, the demerger clarifies who will own and run international freight and consolidation services versus domestic express and contract logistics.
Why should I read this?
Short version — it matters. If you track Indian logistics, invest in the sector, or work with Allcargo as a customer or partner, this reshuffle changes who you deal with and alters shareholdings. It’s a neat corporate clean-up that could shift contracts, focus and market positioning. Worth a quick read.