What we do Container Corporation of India Ltd (CONCOR) is India's leading logistics company specializing in rail-based container transportation, terminal operations, and multimodal logistics solutions. |
Founded in 1,988 |
Market share Market leader with the largest inland container network of 66 terminals and over 17,000 wagons, dominant in rail-based container logistics. |
Problem solved CONCOR provides efficient, cost-effective and environmentally friendly container transport reducing road congestion and pollution, improving India's freight logistics. |
Top clients or who we serve Serves exporters, importers, manufacturers, and government agencies; operates primarily in B2B segment across EXIM and domestic logistics. |
Key management Sanjay Swarup, Chairman and Managing Director, with extensive leadership experience in infrastructure and logistics sectors. |
Our journey and innovations From 7 ICDs in 1989 to 66 terminals; pioneered refrigerated container rail movement; introduced LNG trucks, AI-based terminal management and multi-modal parks. |
Where we operate Operates across India with strategic tie-ups at major ports and international collaborations with Bangladesh, Nepal, and global logistics firms. |
Top products or what we offer Rail transportation of containers, management of inland container depots, container freight stations, cold chain logistics, and multimodal logistics parks. |
Top brands CONCOR Dadri ICD - Asia's largest ICD, CONCOR MMLPs at Pantnagar, Mundra, Paradip; innovative LNG truck fleet; AI-enabled container terminal systems. |
Raw materials needed Not applicable as a service provider focused on transport infrastructure and logistics assets like wagons, cranes, and containers. |
Raw materials supplier - |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Majority revenue is recurring from EXIM and domestic container transport and terminal operations with steady volume growth. |
Our industry position Leading position in Indian container rail logistics with strong government backing and exclusive operational licenses. |
Financial highlights Revenue of Rs.9045 crore and net profit of Rs.1288 crore in FY2025, with steady growth in EXIM and domestic volumes and capital investments. |
Geographical revenue split Revenue largely from pan-India operations serving EXIM ports and domestic industrial hubs; growing presence in key states and regional logistics clusters. |
Order book Continuous capital expenditure of over Rs.800 crore annually on wagons, terminals, and IT infrastructure to support growth. |
Whats driving growth Growing containerized trade, government focus on logistics efficiency, new multimodal parks, technology adoption, and green transport initiatives. |
Our future plans Expansion of terminal network, enhanced first-mile last-mile connectivity, more high-speed wagons, green logistics solutions, and strategic partnerships. |
Our green promise Pioneering LNG trucks, solar lighting at facilities, green cold storage warehouses, and partnerships for sustainable logistics innovation. |
Our people and values 1256 employees focusing on safety, digital empowerment, inclusive growth, employee welfare, and low attrition below 2%. |
Key challenges ahead Need for independent directors, compliance with evolving regulations, competition, pollution control mandates, and infrastructure scale-up. |
Interesting facts Commissioned Asia's largest ICD; first to run refrigerated container trains; launched AI-driven terminal management; operates 130+ LNG trucks. |
Risks and strategy Risk includes regulatory changes and operational scale; mitigated by strong government links, constant tech upgrades, and diversification. |
