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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Western Carriers (India) Limited operates as a holistic logistics solutions provider across India. The company offers a wide array of transportation services, including rail, road, air freight, and maritime options encompassing ocean, river, and coastal routes. Additionally, it facilitates international shipments through chartering services to global destinations. Its port activities feature stevedoring at Indian harbors and managing domestic coastal cargo. Western Carriers also delivers integrated services such as streamlined single-point logistics, professional cargo and material handling, customs brokerage, and specialized project logistics. The firm further maintains and operates a network of warehousing and distribution centers. Established in 1972, Western Carriers (India) Limited is based in Kolkata, India.
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