Navkar Corporation has secured a contract worth ₹48 crore from Southern Railway for a cargo terminal project, strengthening its presence in India’s rail logistics and freight infrastructure sector.
The contract is expected to support the development or operation of cargo-handling infrastructure aimed at improving rail-based freight movement. Railway cargo terminals play an important role in connecting industrial centres, manufacturing units and distribution hubs with wider domestic supply chains.
The project highlights the growing role of private logistics operators in expanding India’s freight-handling capabilities. Efficient cargo terminals can help streamline loading and unloading operations, improve freight connectivity and provide businesses with alternatives to road transportation.
For Navkar Corporation, the contract represents an opportunity to expand its railway logistics operations and strengthen its participation in multimodal freight transportation. Greater integration between rail and other transport modes can help improve cargo movement efficiency and support the development of more cost-effective supply chains.
Indian Railways has been working to strengthen freight infrastructure and increase the share of goods transported by rail. Investments in cargo terminals and related facilities are important to improving handling capacity, reducing congestion and supporting trade and industrial growth.