July17 , 2026

    CONCOR Kadakola MMLP Begins EXIM Operations in Mysuru

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    The Container Corporation of India Limited Multimodal Logistics Park (MMLP) at Kadakola, Mysuru, has officially commenced EXIM operations with immediate effect, marking a major boost for trade and logistics activities in the region.

    The development follows the issuance of Bangalore Customs Public Notice No. 04/2026 dated May 18, 2026, enabling the operationalisation of EXIM services at the CONCOR MMLP-Kadakola facility.

    The commencement of EXIM operations is expected to significantly strengthen the logistics and international trade ecosystem in Mysuru and surrounding industrial clusters across Karnataka. The facility is aimed at improving cargo movement efficiency, enhancing multimodal connectivity, reducing transit timelines, and providing greater ease of doing business for exporters and importers.

    Industry stakeholders believe the operationalisation of the Kadakola MMLP will create new opportunities for EXIM trade, streamline supply chains, and support the growth of India’s export-import ecosystem by offering improved inland logistics infrastructure.

    The facility is also expected to play a key role in facilitating containerised cargo movement for industries in and around Mysuru, while contributing to the broader vision of strengthening multimodal logistics networks in the country.

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