TL;DR
DHL Group is investing €1 billion in India by 2030 to develop EV infrastructure and low-emission logistics facilities, supporting sustainable growth and reducing carbon emissions.
DHL Group has announced a substantial investment of €1 billion (US$1.15 billion) into its Indian operations by 2030, with a strong focus on developing electric-vehicle (EV) infrastructure and low-emission facilities across the country. This strategic investment is a critical component of DHL Group's broader 'Strategy 2030', which aims to accelerate growth while significantly reducing its carbon footprint globally. The initiative is set to support growth in key sectors such as life sciences, e-commerce, and new energy, bolstering sustainable logistics in India.
The multi-year plan will channel funds towards major infrastructural projects designed to enhance efficiency and reduce DHL's environmental impact. This includes expanding EV fleets and low-emission facilities, as well as establishing a fifth DHL IT Services Centre in Indore to house digital and logistics experts. This center will also function as a training academy, upskilling employees in automation and AI, central to DHL's ongoing digitalization efforts. These investments underline India's increasing influence in global logistics and its appeal as a destination for sustainable investment.
