Archive · 10 Nov 2025
Gateway Distriparks Targets 10-12% Rail Volume Growth for FY26
A company that moves goods by train wants to move 10-12% more goods by train next year.
They are opening new train stations, and a big new train highway called the Dedicated Freight Corridor will help them move things faster and cheaper.
This new highway could help them move more goods from trucks onto trains.
They also had some ups and downs with their business, with one part shrinking a bit but another part growing.
The company is also involved with another company that delivers cold goods.
Overall, they expect more train business in the future.
Gateway Distriparks aims for 10-12% rail volume growth in FY26.
New domestic volume operations in Ankleshwar are expected to contribute to future growth.
The company reported Q2FY26 revenue of ₹567 crore, margins at 21.2%, and net profit of ₹66 crore.
The Dedicated Freight Corridor is anticipated to drive a medium-term shift from road to rail transport.
Container freight stations are projected to see 5-6% volume growth with stable margins.
- Who
- Gateway Distriparks, a Mumbai-based logistics company
- What
- Targets 10-12% rail volume growth for FY26, with contributions expected from new operations and the Dedicated Freight Corridor.
- When
- For the fiscal year 2026 (FY26)
- Where
- India, with specific mentions of Ankleshwar and JNPT
- Why
- To leverage new operational capacities, the upcoming Dedicated Freight Corridor, and potential modal shifts from road to rail for cost efficiencies.
- Company
- Gateway Distriparks
- Target Rail Volume Growth FY26
- 10-12%
- Q2FY26 Revenue
- ₹567 crore
- Q2FY26 Margins
- 21.2%
- Q2FY26 Net Profit
- ₹66 crore
- Container Freight Stations (CFS) Volume Growth
- 5-6%
- Current Market Capitalisation
- ₹3,779 crore