FedEx Invests $150M in Delhi Hub for India Air Cargo Growth
By Business Desk
FedEx invests $150M in a new Delhi air cargo hub, boosting North & East India’s global connectivity and expanding its India network significantly.
FedEx is set to inject $150 million into Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, establishing an integrated air cargo hub. This strategic move aims to significantly boost air cargo connectivity across North and East India, connecting local businesses to global markets.
Key Investment Figures
- Delhi Hub Investment: $150 million (over ₹1,400 crore)
- Facility Size: 2,30,000 square feet at GMR Cargo City
- Capacity Increase: From 600 packages per hour to 5,000 packages per hour in Delhi
This substantial investment forms a critical part of FedEx’s wider strategy to expand its air cargo infrastructure throughout India. The company has methodically built out its network across various regions.
Expanding India’s Air Network
- Previous $100 million investment for an Advanced Capability Community in Hyderabad.
- Established an integrated air hub in Bengaluru in 2025.
- Broke ground in February 2026 on a 300,000-square-foot automated air cargo hub at Navi Mumbai International Airport, with an investment exceeding ₹2,500 crore, to strengthen its Western India network.
The Delhi hub’s construction will commence shortly, developed in phases, underscoring FedEx’s commitment to the region. Civil Aviation Minister K Rammohan Naidu and Civil Aviation Secretary Samir Kumar Sinha confirmed the government’s dedication to expanding India’s air cargo infrastructure. Their statements highlight a clear intent to remove bottlenecks and solidify India’s position as a global air cargo hub, directly aligning with FedEx’s strategic expansion.