Blue Dart noted that the revision is necessary to uphold its high standards of speed, reliability, and customer-centric solutions while addressing inflationary pressures, rising airline costs, and the complexities of global supply chains.
As part of efforts to support business growth, Blue Dart clarified that new customers who sign up between October 1 and December 31, 2025, will not be impacted by the price increase.Also Read: India pegs its logistics cost lower than China in terms of percentage of GDPCommenting on the announcement, Balfour Manuel, Managing Director, Blue Dart Express, said, “At Blue Dart, our commitment has always been to deliver excellence, building a future-ready logistics ecosystem. The General Price Increase enables us to continue investing in advanced technology, greener logistics, and network expansion, ensuring that our customers experience unmatched reliability and speed.
We will exempt all customers onboarded between October and December 2025, hereby reaffirming our promise to support businesses in scaling seamlessly with us, even amidst global challenges.”
The latest GST cuts slash freight tax to 5%, reduce GST on trucks and buses from 28% to 18%, and lower third-party insurance on goods carriages from 12% to 5%. For logistics companies, this means reduced operating costs, cheaper fleet expansion, and simpler compliance with fewer slabs.
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Shares of Blue Dart Express Ltd ended at ₹5,575.15, down by ₹100.45, or 1.77%, on the BSE.
