Liquidity and turnover performance of selected transport and logistics companies in India Dr. Vinayagamoorthi G. Assistant Professor of Commerce, School of Management, Alagappa University, Karaikudi Online published on 20 May, 2017. Abstract Logistics aims not only to reduce their costs but also to attain greater differentiation in their service offerings. In fact, the success of today's market leaders such as Wal-Mart, Dell, Cisco and Toyota is primarily based on their superior operational and logistics capabilities. Also, several successful countries have developed world class infrastructural facilities in terms of physical facilities such as airports and sea ports and also in terms of the IT infrastructure. India should proactively attract investments by following the Supply Chain Cluster Paradigm, where in all the stakeholders in the supply chain such as manufacturers, logistics providers, financial institutions, etc., are co located in the region, creating a value chain of excellence which is difficult to replicate. The facilities in the cluster can be built simultaneously through careful planning rather than sequentially. The study based on secondary data. The secondary data will be collected from the organization's Annual reports selected logistics and transport companies, Annual reports Ministry of Road transport and High way, Annual reports of Ministry shipping, Ministry of Railways and Economic survey (various issues) Government of India. The secondary data will be taken for a period of five years from 2010-11to 2014–15. The main objectives of this paper are to study the liquidity and turnover performance of selected transport and logistics companies in India. Top Keywords Logistics, Transport, Supply Chain Management, Financial Performance. Top |