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• For FY26, the company anticipates ~10% volume growth in EXIM business and ~20% volume growth in domestic business. The overall volume growth of the company during the year would be ~13%. The growth would be led by bulk cement movement in tank containers, double stacking in Nhava Sheva and growth from new terminals. • The management anticipates paying ~₹370 crore of land license fee (LLF) to the Indian Railways in FY26. • The company plans to set up 4 new terminals in FY26. • In EXIM business, the company anticipates increase in volume in Q4 FY26 after the commissioning of western dedicated freight corridor up to JNPT by December 2025. • Under domestic business, the company expects good volume from bulk cement, rice, ceramics tiles and food grains. • On bulk cement front, the company signed agreement with two leading cement manufacturers, i.e., Ultratech cement and Myhung cement. • In FY25, the First-Mile-Last-Mile (FMLM) was ~35% of the total volume. The company is targeting 100% of FMLM in FY26. CONCOR is getting ~25% margin in FMLM. • The management expects to achieve 100 terminals, more than 500 rakes and ~70,000 containers by FY28. • The company procured and deployed 90 liquefied natural gas (LNG) trucks. The management plans to add 200 more LNG trucks going ahead. The company is actively working on Ice Battery project for providing cold chain solution to its customers. • The company’s focus area continues to be providing total logistics solution to customers and business solutions including warehousing and first mile last mile. • The company is focusing on digitization, improving asset utilization and addition of higher capacity racks and containers in domestic business. It commissioned artificial intelligence (AI) based container terminal management system at the Inland CASE STUDY Container Depot (ICD) Tughlakabad.
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