CONCOR reports 5.58 million TEUs throughput during FY26

Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) reported growth in throughput and cargo handling during 2025-26 as it expanded infrastructure, entered new partnerships and increased its international presence. The company handled 5.58 million TEUs during the year compared to 5.09 million TEUs in 2024-25, registering a growth of 9.56 per cent. Total tonnage handled reached 68.02 million tonnes against 64.43 million tonnes in the previous year, reflecting a rise of 5.57 per cent.

The company said it continued to strengthen its position in integrated logistics through expansion across multimodal operations and cargo services. CONCOR signed a memorandum of understanding for Bharat Container Shipping Line (BCSL), which is proposed to become India’s first container shipping line. The company also extended its international footprint into the UAE using its own containers as part of its overseas logistics operations.

In the domestic cargo segment, CONCOR expanded the transportation of bulk cement in tank containers across the country. The company also entered strategic partnerships to improve port connectivity and rail logistics operations. These included an agreement with Vizhinjam International Seaport Ltd for setting up a container freight station near Vizhinjam Port and a partnership with JNPA to work as a common rail operator at Vadhavan Port.

The company also increased its focus on end-to-end logistics services in association with Indian Railways. CONCOR said assured transit time trains and door-to-door parcel services were introduced during the year. The company also initiated the development of Sonic as an integrated cargo logistics hub as part of its logistics network expansion strategy.

On the infrastructure front, CONCOR commissioned four new terminals during the year, taking its total terminal network strength to 68. The company added 43 high-speed and high-capacity rakes, increasing its fleet strength to 422. It also inducted 5,009 new containers, taking the total container fleet to 57,746 units.

As part of its digital initiatives, CONCOR launched its in-house Bill of Lading system to support documentation and cargo-processing functions. The company said the move is aimed at improving operational integration and logistics efficiency across its services.

The company also highlighted its focus on green logistics initiatives. CONCOR said 230 LNG trucks and five reach stackers are currently deployed, while two electric vehicles have been introduced at CONCOR terminals. The company stated that these measures are part of its efforts to support sustainable multimodal logistics operations in India.

CONCOR was ranked 278th in the Fortune 500 Companies list during the year. The company said its operational expansion, infrastructure additions and logistics partnerships reflect its focus on scale, connectivity and integrated cargo movement across domestic and international markets.