October21 , 2026

    CONCOR launches first export movement using own containers from ICD Whitefield to Jebel Ali via Chennai Port

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    In a landmark development for Indian logistics and international trade, the Container Corporation of India Ltd. (CONCOR) successfully commenced its first export movement using CONCOR-owned containers from its flagship Inland Container Depot (ICD) in Whitefield, Bengaluru, on 19th September 2025. The cargo is en route to Jebel Ali, UAE, via Chennai Port, marking a significant stride in India’s multimodal logistics landscape.

    This strategic movement is a major boost for export connectivity from key industrial regions, including: Bengaluru, Hosur, Krishnagiri, Mysuru.

    With a robust rail network and state-of-the-art multimodal infrastructure, CONCOR continues to strengthen India’s export ecosystem by providing seamless and efficient connectivity to global markets—particularly in the Middle East and Far East regions.

    “This milestone demonstrates CONCOR’s unwavering commitment to enhancing India’s trade logistics,” said a senior CONCOR official. “By leveraging our integrated logistics capabilities, we’re helping Indian businesses—especially from the hinterlands—access international markets more competitively and reliably.”

    This inaugural export movement underlines CONCOR’s pivotal role in supporting the Government of India’s vision for ‘Make in India for the World’ by bridging industrial hubs with global trade routes. It also reaffirms CONCOR’s position as a key enabler in promoting multimodal transport solutions for the nation’s exporters.