$4.05 Bn
2.13 Percent
Category Intelligence on 3PL Services Australia covers the following
The logistics market is fragmented in Australia with the top suppliers, such as Toll and Linfox, contribute to only 9–10 percent of the total market and remaining are contributed by other top prominent global/regional suppliers, such as Ceva, DHL, K&S, and Menlo Logistics.
The Australian logistics market has been growing, and it represents 8.6 percent of the nation's GDP. Major end users of logistics service are manufacturing, retail, wholesale, construction, agriculture, and mining industries. The Australian logistics and warehousing market is expected to reach AUD 187 billion by 2021. It is predicted that the freight forwarding industry will continue to account for large share in the revenue, supported by growth of 3PL companies. The government investment is also a key factor for growth of the logistics industry. The government is planning to spend AUD 75 billion for improvement of road and rail infrastructure from 2018 to 2027.
E-Commerce
Consolidation
Warehouse Design
Strategic Locations
The Australian warehousing industry is driven by strong growth from the automotive, consumer, and construction sectors
There are around 700+ warehousing companies in Australia
Major warehousing companies include McPhee Distribution Services, MJ Logistics, Adelaide Warehouse and Distribution Services, QLS Group, and Yusen Logistic
The Australian express delivery market has seen growth in the last five years, driven majorly by growth in the e-commerce sector
The major players include TNT, Toll Holdings, FedEx, Star Track Express, and DHL. These players are active in B2B segments. Many startups, such as Passel, Sendle, Go People, and Zoom2U, have also entered the 3PL Australia market
The Australian 3PL market is highly fragmented with local, regional, and global suppliers, however, only the top global and regional firms, such as DHL, Toll, Linfox, etc., have the capability to offer services on a national level.
The 3PL market Australia has been consolidating, with few acquisitions, such as Menlo’s acquisition of XPO, Brookfield’s acquisition of Asciano, and Toll Group, are now a part of Japan Post.
Buyers prefer engaging with the top suppliers, such as Toll, Linfox, etc., due to their maturity within the market and capability to offer a wide variety of services. These are major logistics firms who offer services across the globe and can offer a wide array of services.
Few players include large-sized firms, such as DHL, Toll, Agility, etc.
Regional firms with the capability to handle warehouse operations and other services with their focus on a particular region.
Local suppliers have their capability restricted to only a certain set of services and offer services only on a national/county level
Information on the 3pl Australia market size, overview, landscape market, logistics, market, trends, impact, etc.
SWOT analysis of in-house and outsourced warehousing
Supplier landscape of the Australian 3PL market.
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