Archive · 2 Jun 2025
CONCOR Eyes 13% Volume Growth in FY26, with ₹860 Crore Capex
CONCOR, a company that moves cargo by train, expects to grow a lot this year.
They plan to transport 13% more stuff, both into and out of the country and within India.
To do this, they're spending a lot of money on new containers, trains, and places to load and unload cargo.
They say they're doing well and have a good share of the market without lowering their prices much.
They're also working with the government to make the trains faster.
While there are talks about possible changes in the future, like selling part of the company, there are no immediate plans for this.
CONCOR projects 13% overall volume growth in FY26.
The company plans a ₹860 crore capital expenditure for FY26.
EXIM volume growth is targeted at 10% and domestic at 20%.
CONCOR maintains an EBITDA margin of 24-25%.
The company is expanding infrastructure, including new terminals and container rakes.
- Who
- Container Corporation of India (CONCOR)
- What
- CONCOR is projecting 13% volume growth in FY26 and plans to invest ₹860 crore.
- When
- FY26, with projections for FY27
- Where
- India, focusing on EXIM operations and domestic segments.
- Why
- To support increasing demand and expand infrastructure.
Unstated Market Concerns
CONCOR's View
Pricing Pressure
Unstated Market Concerns
The articles mention 'unusual pricing pressure' in the second half of the year, indicating potential market concerns.
CONCOR's View
CONCOR states there is no pricing pressure.
- FY26 Capex
- ₹860 crore
- Overall Volume Growth Target (FY26)
- 13%
- EXIM Volume Growth Target (FY26)
- 10%
- Domestic Volume Growth Target (FY26)
- 20%
- Market Share
- 58-60%
- EBITDA Margins
- 24-25%
- Q4FY25 Revenue
- ₹2,287 crore
- Q4FY25 Profit After Tax
- ₹298 crore