7 November 2026
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CONCOR Expands Fleet to 407 Rakes and 18,398 Wagons, Boosting Speed, Safety, and Nationwide Container Logistics

The PSU strengthens its logistics network with high-speed, advanced wagons equipped with ATL, LSD, and anti-pilferage systems to ensure faster, safer, and more reliable cargo movement across India.
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New Delhi: Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR) has further strengthened its logistics capabilities by expanding its operational fleet to 407 rakes, comprising 18,398 wagons, ensuring seamless, timely, and reliable container movement across the country. This strategic expansion reinforces CONCOR’s commitment to providing efficient and secure logistics solutions for India’s growing trade and transport needs.

High-Performance Wagons for Efficient Cargo Movement

The newly expanded fleet includes high-performance wagons capable of transporting cargo at speeds of up to 100 km/h, with gross carrying capacities ranging from 80 to 100 tonnes. These modern wagons support swift and efficient transportation, enabling faster turnaround times and improving overall network efficiency.

Read also: CONCOR Restructures Leadership, Extends Mr. Anurag Kapil’s Additional Charge as Finance Director

Advanced Safety and Security Features

CONCOR’s fleet is equipped with advanced technological features to ensure secure and reliable operations. Wagons are fitted with Automatic Twist Lock (ATL) for rapid loading and unloading, Load Sensing Devices (LSD) to enhance safety, and Anti-Pilferage Devices (APD) for secure transit. These features provide a robust logistics solution, safeguarding goods while maintaining operational efficiency.

Supporting India’s Growing Logistics Infrastructure

The fleet expansion is part of CONCOR’s broader strategy to strengthen India’s logistics infrastructure and enhance intermodal transportation. By improving the speed, safety, and reliability of container movement, CONCOR plays a vital role in supporting the country’s trade, industrial, and economic growth.

About CONCOR

Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR) is a public sector undertaking under the Ministry of Railways, specializing in logistics and supply chain solutions. With a nationwide network of terminals and state-of-the-art container transport services, CONCOR facilitates the movement of goods efficiently and reliably, contributing significantly to India’s trade and industrial ecosystem.

Read also: CONCOR and JNPA Sign MoU to Develop Rail Handling Operations at Vadhvan Port, Boosting India’s Logistics Infrastructure


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