Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR) has announced a total throughput increase of 10.54% year-over-year for the quarter ended September 2025, reflecting robust operational performance amid expanding domestic and export-import logistics activities.
Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR), a leading multimodal logistics company, reported significant growth in total throughput for the quarter ended September 2025. The company’s strategic focus on enhancing rail-linked container services and expanding its terminal network has contributed to a steady increase in cargo volumes handled.
Key highlights and notable updates:
Total throughput for Q2 FY26 rose by 10.54% year-on-year, underscoring steady demand in both domestic and international freight segments.
Domestic container throughput showed notable improvement, fueled by growing industrial output and enhanced inland connectivity.
Export-import (EXIM) throughput also gained momentum as global trade patterns stabilized, supporting overall volume growth.
CONCOR operates over 59 terminals across India, leveraging strategic partnerships to optimize multi-modal freight transport solutions.
The company is diversifying its cargo portfolio, recently entering the liquid cargo segment with specialized tank containers.
Despite market challenges, CONCOR maintained strong operational efficiency and continues to invest in infrastructure modernization and capacity expansion.
The firm’s focus on integrating digital tools and enhancing customer experience is expected to further boost throughput and service reliability.
Analysts expect the company to sustain growth momentum, driven by India’s evolving logistics landscape and increasing containerization trends.
This performance reinforces Container Corporation’s position as a key player in India’s logistics sector, supporting national supply chain efficiency and contributing to economic growth.
Sources: Business Standard, Capital Market, Moneycontrol, CONCOR official