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Trades about 35% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR), an Indian entity, specializes in comprehensive logistics, encompassing the handling, movement, and storage of goods throughout the country. Its operations are bifurcated into two main divisions: export-import (EXIM) and domestic services. The company facilitates intermodal container movement primarily via rail and offers door-to-door road transport solutions. It also oversees operations at port and air cargo facilities, maintains a cold-chain network for perishable produce like fruits and vegetables, and fosters multimodal logistical frameworks to bolster containerized trade. CONCOR manages a network of logistics hubs such as inland container depots (dry ports), container freight stations, and private freight terminals. Furthermore, it actively develops freight infrastructure, including railway goods sheds and various intermodal and multimodal logistics parks. Among its value-added offerings are temporary storage for international shipments (both import and export), bonded warehousing, Less than Container Load (LCL) services, and expedited air cargo customs clearance facilitated by bonded trucking. As of March 31, 2021, the company's substantial asset base included nearly 38,000 owned and leased containers, alongside 111 reach stackers, 14 gantry cranes, and over 15,600 wagons. Its extensive terminal network comprises 60 facilities in total: 6 dedicated to EXIM, 34 serving both EXIM and domestic traffic, and 17 solely for domestic freight. Established in 1988, Container Corporation of India Limited maintains its headquarters in New Delhi, India.
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