The advent of the ‘internet’ era in India has brought about a lot of pleasant changes. On one hand where India has become the 2nd largest consumer of internet in the world, on the other sales of electronic products like mobile phones, laptops, tv etc have rocketed in the country.

OEM’s like Samsung, Xiaomi, Nokia etc have entered a steep competition in a billion-dollar Indian market where the average middle-class consumer is growing day by day. They are investing a lot of money in their distribution channels as they want to reach out to the remotest corners of India.

Creating a distribution channel along with an integrated logistics network for urban India is a very expensive affair and will take a long time. But the fact also cannot be denied that a majority of Indian population living in tier-3,4 cities and urban areas are still untapped by these huge OEM players. It can be a game-changer to them if somehow their products have the access to this huge market.

The complexity of the situation can be judged from the fact that e-commerce giants like Amazon, Flipkart etc are spending millions to enhance their last-mile delivery process but still are far away from it. While these giants are battling it out to reach to the remotest corners of the country, we have a player named 72 Networks which is a PAN India distribution house specializing in last-mile delivery with special focus on rural areas. Unlike traditional distribution, 72 Networks relies on cutting edge technology to be the cornerstone for driving businesses. Their primary competitive advantage is their extensive network set up with a ”No ODA Concept” to deliver to over 12,000 pin codes in the 14 states across 46 warehouses.