Sical Logistics Ltd, a Chennai-based integrated logistics provider, has won a ₹40.38 billion contract from South Eastern Coalfields Ltd (SECL). The deal covers coal transportation and allied logistics services, strengthening Sical’s footprint in mining and bulk cargo handling. This milestone positions the company for long-term growth in India’s energy logistics sector.
Main Story: Strengthening India’s Coal Supply Chain
Sical Logistics Ltd, listed on NSE and BSE, has announced a landmark contract worth ₹40.38 billion awarded by South Eastern Coalfields Ltd (SECL). The agreement involves coal transportation, overburden removal, and integrated logistics services, underscoring Sical’s expertise in mining-linked operations.
Founded in 1955, Sical has evolved into a diversified logistics player with capabilities in port handling, container freight stations, rail logistics, coastal shipping, and mining operations. This SECL contract is expected to significantly boost its revenue pipeline and reinforce its role in India’s energy infrastructure.
Industry analysts note that the deal highlights the growing reliance on private logistics firms to streamline coal supply chains, especially as India balances energy security with efficiency.
Notable Updates / Major Takeaways
Contract Value: ₹40.38 billion awarded by SECL.
Scope of Work: Coal transportation, overburden removal, and allied logistics.
Company Profile: Established in 1955; headquartered in Chennai; listed on NSE & BSE.
Strategic Impact: Strengthens Sical’s mining logistics portfolio and revenue outlook.
Sector Context: Reflects India’s push for efficient coal supply chain management.
Sources: The Hindu BusinessLine; Business Standard Infrastructure Desk; Company filings (NSE/BSE); Sical Logistics corporate profile.