Revolutionizing Logistics for National Growth

Extract from Chairman’s Speech at 34th AGM of Container Corporation of India

Performance Highlights

With the relentless commitment and dedication of every member of CONCOR family, your company has achieved yet another year of outstanding performance. I am delighted with the performances of your Company as it has done extremely well on all fronts. The impressive performances of the company on various parameters such as physical volumes, financial, CAPEX, dividend, etc. are as follows:

Business Volumes, Turnover and Profitability

The year 2021-22 has been the year of outstanding performance for your Company, in which it achieved the highest ever handling volumes of 4 million TEUs as against 3.6 million TEUs in the FY 2020-21 i.e. a growth of 11.8%. It transported 47.69 million tonnes of cargo volume by rail during the year showing 13.5% increase over previous year. It registered a growth of 7.7% and 32.3% IN EXIM and Domestic throughput respectively. The Company also achieved the highest ever gross turnover of Rs.7.857 crores, as against Rs.6,670 crores in FY 202-21 i.e. a growth of 17.8%. The Profit after tax of the Company stood as Rs.1,062 crores with and increase of 111% over previous year.

Capital Expenditure

To achieve the mission of becoming the first choice of our customers, the Company remains firmly committed for development and expansion of its terminals, acquisition of wagons, containers, handling equipment and creating IT infrastructure. In 2021-22, the Company has developed two new facilities at Multi Modal Logistics Park at Mundra, Gujarat and Rail Transhipment Hub at Swarupganj, Rajasthan. It has incurred Rs.603 crores as Capital expenditures. At the year end, it has a robust fleet of 16,679 wagons, 37,431 containers, 108 RSTs, 14 gantry cranes and 31 Reefer power packs of different capacity.

Strategies and Initiatives

Your Company continues to be the market leader in multi-modal logistics in India with the largest available network of container terminals having presence in almost all container handling ports and major industrial hubs. It has a large fleet of rolling stock, containers, handling equipment, IT enabled operations with customs and customers interface enabling your Company to provide efficient and reliable value-added services.

Recently, the Union Cabinet has approved Railways’ land policy to implement PM Gati-Shakti Cargo Terminal framework which will help in setting up and development of infrastructure required for boosting the growth of logistics sector.

To support the EXIM trade dealing with shortage of containers in hinterland, scheme of aggressive discount for repositioning of empty containers for export purpose has been introduced. Steps are also taken to meet the shortage of containers for exporters in which CONCOR provided its own containers for overseas movement. In order to promote the AatmaNirbhar Bharat in container manufacturing, initiatives have been taken by floating EOI for development of vendors for indigenous manufacturing. Subsequently, orders for procurement of 18,000 containers were placed with indigenous manufacturers.