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Gati


Gati Ltd (MP 129.95 as on 16/XI/2007)
BSE Code - 532345
Company Website - http://www.gati.com
Sector - SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Company Profile
Gati is a leader in express cargo delivery and a pioneer in distribution and supply chain management solutions in India since 1989.
We at Gati Limited take immense pride in our status as pioneers in the Indian cargo and logistics management industry. Headquartered in Secunderabad, Andhra Pradesh, our network extends across the Asia Pacific and we also have an office in Singapore - Gati International.
We provide customers with quality service through speedy and efficient movement of cargo. We also offer top-of-the-line supply chain management services across India, the SAARC countries and Asia Pacific markets.
Having started out in 1989 as a cargo management company, we have grown into an organization with 6400 dedicated professionals and a turnover of Rs 4577 million. Our business philosophy is to integrate the latest and best technological innovations into our service and support network.
Reach is key. Currently, Gati has the largest fleet of vehicles on the road - over 2000 vehicles. The network reaches out to 594 districts (out of 602) in India. A tie up with Indian Airlines offers our customers access to India's largest air network, thus ensuring speedy delivery of goods.
Our endeavour is to create unique and lasting solutions for our customers. In 2001, for instance, we were the first to launch an exclusive cargo train between Mumbai and Kolkata. We also offer a wide range of solutions. Our network goes out to countries across the globe and right down to the smallest district in India.
At Gati, we strongly believe that technology drives innovation. Web-based tracking systems enable our customers monitor their cargo online. Our technological solutions provide customers with state-of-the-art cargo management tools. We use mechanized racking systems at our 600,000 sq.ft automated warehouse at Panvel in Maharashtra.
Time implies money. We were the first to offer a money-back guarantee on our express cargo services. Keeping customer satisfaction in mind, we launched the cash-on-delivery scheme and were also the first to announce a toll-free number to look into complaints and requests.
Customer knows best. All services and solutions are custom-designed for our clients. Our clients range from large corporates, small and medium enterprises, units in cluster markets, wholesalers and individuals. Our services are backed by a strong, structured, multi-modal network.
From a global multinational corporate to the small chikankari trader in Lucknow, our customers know they will always come first. Gati stands for commitment, integrity and efficiency and enjoys immense goodwill among its clients.
From inception till today, Gati stands for a commitment to integrity and goodwill towards customers and the industry.
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Continuous progress is our mantra. Our unmatched infrastructure, quality-conscious personnel and technological capabilities are all focused on one goal - to move your cargo to its destination on time. To this end, we have enhanced our services with a greater focus on cargo management and customer satisfaction, and have improved our operations by superior strategic planning.
We have an alliance with Jubilee Commercial, an IATA accredited freight forwarder that started operations in 1998 as Air Cargo Agent. Today Jubilee Commercial is a member of the Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations of India, Federation of Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and International Federation of Freight Forwarders. Jubilee is now set to become a one-stop solution provider for all freight forwarding services including customs clearance for International cargo.
(From Company website)
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1. Edelweiss Research report on Gati Corporation:
2. SSKI says Gati’s performance is in line with estimates and strong growth in SSKI says Gati’s performance is in line with estimates and strong growth in the express cargo busi- ness will drive 31% earnings CAGR till 2007-8:
Opinions Expressed @ Moneycontrol.com
1. Hold Gati Corporation: Anu Jain
2007-11-16 12:57:58 Source : moneycontrol.com

2. Edelweiss maintains buy on Gati
2007-08-09 14:31:59

3. Buy Gati Corporation: Edelweiss
2007-05-05 12:36:52

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