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Trades about 23% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Navkar Corporation Limited, founded in 2008 and headquartered in Navi Mumbai, India, delivers comprehensive logistics and supply chain solutions nationwide, specializing in container freight station (CFS) and inland container depot (ICD) operations. The company operates two dedicated private freight terminals, which are crucial for managing rail shipments of export agro-products, domestic cargo, and containerized goods. It further provides extensive warehousing and a buffer yard for the storage of various import and export items, encompassing bulk materials, packaged goods, heavy-lift cargo, grains, chemicals, metals, and specialized project consignments. Additionally, Navkar offers efficient cargo consolidation services. The company is well-equipped to manage specialized logistics demands, including refrigerated containers and temperature-controlled environments, as well as oversized and non-standard (out-of-gauge) shipments. They safely store and handle hazardous materials and facilitate all essential customs examinations and clearances. Navkar's comprehensive services also include bonded warehousing and secure storage for empty containers. Furthermore, they provide a range of value-added services such as palletizing, shrink-wrapping, packing and re-packing, surveying, fumigation, pest control, bar-coding, and labeling for cargo management. The company also offers container maintenance and repair services to meet specific shipping line requirements.
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