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21 September 2026

NX Group partners with India to develop semiconductor logistics infrastructure

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NX Group partners with India to develop semiconductor logistics infrastructure

Nippon Express Holdings has signed a memorandum of understanding with the India Semiconductor Mission (ISM) to develop logistics infrastructure for India’s growing semiconductor industry. The agreement will focus on specialized transport and warehousing requirements for semiconductor-related cargo. NX plans semiconductor logistics center in Gujarat The partnership comes as NX Group expands its logistics infrastructure in India. The company plans to open a dedicated semiconductor logistics center in the Dholera area of Gujarat in 2027. Semiconductor cargo requires specialized handling during transportation.

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