July 26, 2021- XpressBees, the fastest growing logistics company today announced that it has entered into an exclusive strategic business partnership with SpiceXpress, the largest cargo airline in India. This partnership envisions to further strengthen XpressBees’s leading position in the logistics sector.
Under this partnership, XpressBees has been allotted exclusive rights to sell SpiceXpress’ D2D (door to door) products at a total of 27 tier-3 & tier-4 locations within SpiceXpress network. This would further boost XpressBees’ first mile and last mile capabilities enhancing its outreach to the interiors of the country.
Speaking on the announcement, Mr. Amitava Saha, Founder and CEO, XpressBees said, “We are extremely proud and excited about our partnership with SpiceXpress, it’s a great opportunity for us to combine our expertise and extensive reach to serve our customer base. The partnership is aimed at helping us meet the growing and high demand of shipment growth for our customers, strengthen our networks and provide both the brands a competitive edge.”
Commenting on the development, The SpiceXpress CEO, Mr. Sanjiv Gupta said “We are happy to collaborate with XpressBees leveraging our strengths to create synergies. This joint initiative envisages to penetrate deeper into the small cities of India providing a perfect amalgamation of surface and air logistics, benefitting the end customer.
About XpressBees: XpressBees is the fastest growing logistics service provider catering to end-to-end supply chain solutions. The company was founded in the year 2015 and since its inception has seen steady growth in revenue on a year-to-year basis. XpressBees is currently helping more than 1,000 customers, serving 20000+ pin codes and have presence in more than 3000+ cities across India.
About SpiceXpress: SpiceXpress is a rapidly growing cargo airline in India with its network spanning over 54 domestic and 45 international destinations and having a varied aircraft fleet of 20 dedicated cargo planes. It is capable of flying over 600 tonnes of cargo per day to both domestic and a wide list of international destinations.
