Hyderabad, July 3: Aramex, a global provider of logistics and transportation solutions, today recognised the outstanding contribution of Percy Avari, General Manager, India, as he concludes a remarkable 29-year career with the company.
Having joined Aramex India in 1997 as Financial Controller, Avari played a pivotal role in the company’s growth from its early years into a nationwide logistics network. Over the course of his tenure, he held several leadership positions, including Regional Manager, Western India and Country Manager for India.
Under his leadership, Aramex expanded its International Express and Freight Forwarding, Domestic Distribution, and Logistics and Supply Chain operations across India. He also helped drive the growth of Shop & Ship, enabling Indian consumers to access international shopping through seamless cross-border delivery solutions.
A Chartered Accountant by profession, Avari successfully transitioned from finance into business leadership and became a respected voice within India’s logistics and e-commerce sectors. Throughout his career, he served on industry bodies, contributed to sector discussions, and helped shape the evolution of logistics in the country.
Commenting on his journey, Percy Avari, General Manager, India at Aramex, said:
“It has been a privilege to be part of Aramex’s journey in India over the past 29 years. I am incredibly proud of what we have built together and most importantly, I am grateful to the colleagues, customers and partners who have been part of this journey. While I am stepping away from corporate life for now, I look forward to exploring new opportunities in the start-up space.”
Abbas Panju, Senior Vice President GCC and Indian Subcontinent at Aramex, added:
“Percy has been an integral part of Aramex’s success in India and South Asia. His leadership, dedication and deep industry expertise have helped shape our business and strengthen our position in one of the world’s most dynamic markets. We thank him for his outstanding contribution over nearly three decades and wish him every success in the next chapter of his journey.”