Top Secure Logistics Companies

Secure Logistics Market size was valued at USD 90.23 Billion in 2023 and is poised to grow from USD 98.44 Billion in 2024 to USD 197.58 Billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 9.10% during the forecast period (2025-2032).

Key vendors in  Secure Logistics Market are: 'Brink’s Incorporated  ', 'CargoGuard  ', 'CMS Info Systems (CMS)  ', 'G4S Limited  ', 'GardaWorld  ', 'Lemuir Group  ', 'Loomis AB  ', 'Maltacourt  ', 'PlanITROI, Inc.  ', 'Prosegur  ', 'Allied Universal  ', 'Securitas AB  ', 'Cash Logistik Security  ', 'Rodoban  ', 'Armaguard '

Cash-in-transit services are exploding in emerging markets, particularly in APAC. China and India are the fastest-growing secure logistics markets for cash-in-transit services. The increasing number of ATMs, particularly in developing nations, is a primary driving factor for the rise of cash services. The market in emerging nations such as India, Indonesia, and Morocco, where cash accounts for more than 80% of transactions, is surging. The annual rate of reduction in cash transactions is marginal, enabling substantial growth potential in the logistics industry and for companies operating in the industry.

Since the onset of the COVID epidemic, the financial sector has seen a significant slowdown in its operations and has been severely impacted. Financial markets, namely in the Americas, APAC, and Europe, were whipsawed between February and April 2020. Due to shutdowns and a slowing economy, debt payments in Europe may come to a halt, leaving banks in the lurch. Banks in India and China are expected to see a 1.9% and 2% increase in non-performing assets ratios, respectively, in 2020. The credit quality of APAC financial institutions is projected to suffer as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. It is anticipated that the region will have $1.4 trillion in non-performing assets and $440 billion in additional credit charges by the end of 2020.

In 2021, Europe held the largest share of the worldwide secure logistics market, accounting for more than 42% of the total, and has emerged as one of the most powerful markets. The expanding use of ATMs in emerging economies, along with increasing ATM penetration, is likely to drive regional growth. The increasing rate of cash circulation and trade investments among European countries creates a plethora of safe logistical prospects. Trade policies across countries, as well as the issues associated with Brexit, will have a substantial impact on market shares in the future. According to an article released by ATM Marketplace in 2018, a few countries, including Italy, the Netherlands, and Spain, are focusing their efforts on reducing the number of ATMs and bank branches in order to cut high operational costs and support electronic payment systems.