The Maharashtra Logistics Policy 2024 aims to transform the state into a world-class logistics hub, driving economic growth and investment.
Maharashtra Logistics Policy 2024Logistics SectorEconomic GrowthInvestmentTechnologySustainabilityReal Estate MaharashtraSep 09, 2024

The Maharashtra Logistics Policy 2024 is a comprehensive framework designed to promote the logistics sector in the state of Maharashtra.
The MLP 2024 sets ambitious targets, including the development of over 10,000 acres of dedicated logistics infrastructure, reduction of logistics costs, and promotion of green initiatives.
The MLP 2024 provides various fiscal and non-fiscal incentives to park developers, including special capital incentives, power subsidies, and exemptions from stamp duty.
The Maharashtra Economic Advisory Council has been constituted to prepare a detailed roadmap for achieving the state's economic goals, including the successful implementation of the MLP 2024.
The MLP 2024 aims to transform Maharashtra into a world-class logistics hub, driving economic growth and investment in the sector. With its comprehensive framework and incentives, the policy is expected to make Maharashtra an attractive destination for logistics companies.

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