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Trades about 75% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Gateway Distriparks Limited (GDC) delivers comprehensive intermodal logistics solutions across India. The company operates a network of container freight stations (CFS) where it provides essential services such as container yard management, customs processing, general and bonded warehousing, and the efficient stuffing and de-stuffing of cargo. GDC also ensures seamless first and last-mile connectivity through its dedicated fleet of trailers, handles empty containers, conducts container repairs, and offers bespoke solutions along with various value-added services to its clients. Beyond CFS operations, their offerings encompass EXIM and domestic rail freight, road transport, refrigerated (reefer) services, and rail-based shipping solutions. Additionally, GDC maintains a specialized temperature-controlled logistics network. Its operational footprint includes 9 inland container depots and container freight stations, supported by a fleet of 31 trainsets and approximately 500 trailers. Established in 2005, initially as GatewayRail Freight Limited, the company is presently headquartered in New Delhi, India.
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