October1 , 2026

    CONCOR Handles First Export Consignment Using Own Containers at ICD-Khodiyar

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    Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR), through its ICD-Khodiyar terminal, has handled its first export consignment of machinery to Singapore using CONCOR’s own containers for EXIM trade.

    CONCOR managed the shipment end-to-end, covering pickup from the customer’s premises, stuffing and handling at ICD-Khodiyar, rail transportation to the gateway port and onward movement to Singapore.

    The development highlights CONCOR’s integrated logistics capabilities, supported by its own container fleet and multimodal network, facilitating seamless movement of Indian cargo to global markets.