Mavyn bags Britannia, Haldirams, Grofers and Fackelmann contracts

February 06, 2020: The trucking start-up, Mavyn, signs contracts with FMCG giants- Britannia, Haldirams, Grofers and the German Kitchenware brand – Fackelmann to provide end to end truckload solutions.

“Instead of spot pricing, the brands have signed a yearlong contract where Mavyn will provide the best rate possible for their logistics solutions,” says the release.

Mavyn’s client base

Mavyn clientele base includes players like – Amazon, Flipkart, Urban Ladder, Pepsico, HUL, Kelloggs, Good Year, Usha International, Orient electric and MINISO. Mavyn has grown from 250 shipments in April 2019 to 600 + shipments in October 2019.

Sachin Haritash, founder & CEO, Mavyn said, “We are delighted to have Britannia, Haldirams, Grofers and Fackelmann on board for their end to end transportation solutions. It shows the faith industry leaders have for the brand Mavyn. We are committed to providing hassle-free logistical experience for all our esteemed customers with the help of technology, digitalization and AI. We value our relationship with each of our customers and believe that we will be able to create long term relationships with them by providing value and catering to their logistics needs.”

Mavyn is providing logistics service to Grofers, Haldirams and Britannia on four-lane basis and to Fackelmann on a two-lane basis. Mavyn, which aims to be India’s largest AI + Big data-based digital truckload platform has achieved 5X Y-O-Y growth with a robust order book of RS 100 million. Mavyn, equipped with its digital prowess and proven abilities in truckload solutions has covered 30 districts and 512 plus routes. 

What to expect from Mavyn?

By the end of 2021, Mavyn aims to be the largest truckload platform in India with the number of shipments exceeding 10,000 per day. In the next two years, the company plans to increase the network and cover all districts in India. By 2023, Mavyn aims to have 20% of all commercial vehicles in India, on its logistics portal. Mavyn also maintains a robust order book which is increasing exponentially and plans to achieve top-line of INR 300 crore by 2021. The company’s core aim is to acquire top 100 shippers of India in its platform and onboard 60,000 vehicles.