MatchLog

We are humbled to share that MatchLog has been awarded the Logistics Technology Service Provider at the LEAPS Awards 2025, organised by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT), Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India.

Presented by Hon’ble Union Minister of Commerce & Industry, Shri Piyush Goyal Ji, the LEAPS Awards recognise excellence, innovation, and best practices across India’s logistics ecosystem, aligned with the vision of PM GatiShakti and the National Logistics Policy.

This recognition reflects our continued efforts to improve efficiency in container logistics through technology-led redesigning of supply chains and decarbonisation.

We are grateful to DPIIT, the distinguished jury, our partners, and the entire MatchLog team for being part of this journey as we continue working towards a more efficient and sustainable logistics ecosystem.

On National Technology Day, conversations about innovation are most meaningful when technology is viewed not just as a tool but as an enabler to solve real operational challenges.

In a recent article published by MediaBrief for National Technology Day, Manish Singh, Co-Founder & Region Head - Southeast Asia, MatchLog, shared how predictive container matching can reduce empty container movement and improve logistics efficiency, thereby creating measurable economic and environmental impact.

The article brings together voices from across industries to discuss how responsible innovation can drive more inclusive, efficient, and sustainable growth.

Read the full article to know more: https://mediabrief.com/national-technology-day-2026-voices-on-indias-inclusive-tech-future/

As India’s eastern and southern ports continue to expand, the next phase of logistics competitiveness will depend not only on infrastructure, but on how efficiently the ecosystem is connected.

In a recent article published by SCM Spectrum, MatchLog Co-Founder and CEO - India, Harsh Vardhan Gupta shares perspectives on why the future of port competitiveness will depend on connected, data-led ecosystems rather than siloed operations.

The article explores how fragmented visibility across ports, transporters, yards, customs, and exporters continues to create inefficiencies such as idle assets, longer turnaround times, and higher logistics costs. It also highlights the importance of shared visibility, interoperable digital systems, and integrated inland ex*****on in building more efficient and sustainable trade networks.

To know more about the perspective on why data-led orchestration will play a critical role in shaping the next chapter of India’s logistics growth, read: https://scmspectrum.com/data-led-port-ecosystems-a-roadmap-for-east-and-south-india/