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What is Local Delivery Franchise?

The program is an extension of the Local Express pick-up and delivery network. We seek entrepreneurs willing to run their own parcel and freight pick-up and delivery business.


What is the Cost of Local Express Franchisee ?

If you choose to join the Franchisee Programme, you’ll need to provide a security deposit amount ranging from Rs.50k -2.50 lakhs (refundable without interest) or a bank guarantee. If you’re a professional in the delivery business, it’s likely that you already have the necessary infrastructure in place. If not, setting up the necessary requirements might incur initial start-up costs.


What are the daily operations like?

Daily operations involve adhering to basic operational processes- Pick up parcels from Local Sellers, receiving bags at centers, sorting of parcels, dispatching them to customers for successful deliveries along with reverse pick-ups from customers. Additionally, daily compliance on cash deposition and audits are mandatory. All status updates will be monitored using our technology platform.


Will training be provided?

Yes, Company will provide virtual and physical training. You’ll also have access to online training content for future reference.

What is the Contract Manufacturing ?

Contract manufacturing is a business model where a company hires a manufacturer to produce their products or components. This model allows companies to benefit from the expertise and resources of an experienced manufacturer. 

Here are some types of contract manufacturing:

  • Component manufacturing
    A manufacturer creates a single component that will be part of a larger product. 

    Private label manufacturing
  • A manufacturer delivers a finished product to the company that hired them, which can then be delivered to a store or inventory warehouse.

  • Labor or service subcontracting
    A company hires a subcontractor to support their in-house team in producing components. 

    Advantages of Contract Manufacturing | Packaging

    Companies that use contract manufacturing gain a number of advantages that help them grow and become more profitable.

    The key advantages can be categorized as follows:

    • Cost-Efficiency: Contract manufacturing allows businesses to outsource production to locations where it’s cheaper. Overhead costs associated with machinery, maintenance, and labor are reduced. Lower costs translate into more competitively priced products and higher profit margins.
    • No Need for High Investment: As well as reducing the overall cost of production, a company that outsources doesn’t need to make a big initial investment in facilities, equipment and staff. In many cases, outsourcing makes it possible to make business ventures that would otherwise be too risky.
    • Expertise and Technology: Many overseas manufacturers are now the go-to experts in their field of production. Contract manufacturers can bring very useful experience and advanced technologies as well. By having access to these assets, businesses can improve product quality, speed up time-to-market, develop their designs or open up other new possibilities.
    • Quality: Similarly, contract manufacturers may have more advanced quality control procedures that allow a company to boost their product quality levels.  
    • Economies of Scale: Contract manufacturers that produce a large volume of similar products may gain economies of scale when ordering raw materials. This can translate into cost savings for the hiring company. Similarly, overseas suppliers may also have better access to supply chains. They may be able to source alternative materials, get materials faster or offer other benefits.
    • Focus on Core Competencies: Resources saved managing manufacturing can be redirected to other vital business areas, like research and development or marketing. Businesses can hone their craft in the areas that make them successful without being distracted by the day-to-day management of production.

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