Freight forwarders in India
Every firm on the Directorate General of Maritime Administration's current list of registered Multimodal Transport Operators. Search by name, or narrow by state and city.
What the registration means
Under the Multimodal Transportation of Goods Act, 1993, a firm must register with the Directorate General of Maritime Administration (formerly DG Shipping) before it can issue its own multimodal transport document, the bill of lading used when goods move by more than one mode.
Where locations come from
Most locations are the registered office shown in the list of valid MTOs published by DG Shipping (now DGMA) as on 1 August 2024. For other firms, the location comes from the firm's own website or was added by our team. Firms with no known location show “Location not listed”.
Check before you book
Registrations are renewed periodically. Confirm a firm's registration number on the DGMA list of registered MTOs before you hand over cargo, and ask for the registration number on the bill of lading.
Is your firm's listing out of date?
Send us the correct city, website or contact details and we'll update it after checking your registration.
Sources. Phone numbers, emails and websites are shown to signed-in visitors, one firm at a time. Firms, registration numbers, validity and contacts: DGMA, List of Active MTO Users (downloaded 28 September 2026). Registered offices: DGS list of valid MTOs as on 01.08.2024 (same page). Websites: taken from each firm's registered email domain and checked to load on 28 September 2026, or added by our team. Contact details appear as DGMA publishes them; where DGMA lists no mobile number, a few have been added by our team.