<h1>Logistics group targets 60 billion yen India sales by 2028, expands semiconductor warehouses and specialized transport services</h1> A logistics group announced at a trade exhibition that it aims to increase Indian sales to 60 billion yen by 2028 (about three times its 2023 level) and will expand local logistics infrastructure for the semiconductor sector, including new warehouses in two states by 2027 and enhanced services (inventory, inspection, assembly, export packaging, customs brokerage). The plan contemplates modal shifts to rail and sea and specialized controls (temperature, vibration mitigation, bonded storage). Legal considerations include customs and bonded-warehouse compliance, licensing and permitting, transport and environmental regulation, data/quality-control obligations, and potential competition and foreign-investment approvals.