CONCOR Q4FY26 Volumes Up 5.98% YoY to 14.28 Lakh TEUs, DOM Volumes Surge 18.97%
CONCOR reported provisional physical volumes for Q4FY26. Total throughput increased by 5.98% year-on-year to 14.28 lakh TEUs. Domestic volumes surged by 18.97% to 3.60 lakh TEUs, while EXIM volumes grew by 2.22% to 10.68 lakh TEUs. For FY26, total volumes rose 9.56% to 55.82 lakh TEUs.
The increase in physical volumes is a positive indicator of business activity and operational efficiency, which can positively influence investor sentiment and potentially revenue.
The announcement shows positive growth in both EXIM and domestic volumes, indicating improved operational performance for the company.
Container Corporation of India Ltd. (CONCOR) has disclosed its provisional physical volumes for the quarter ended March 2026 (QE Mar-26) and the full year ended March 2026 (PE Mar-26).
For the quarter ended March 2026, CONCOR handled a total of 14,28,102 TEUs (Twenty Foot Equivalent Units), representing a 5.98% increase compared to 13,47,495 TEUs in the same quarter of the previous year (QE Mar-25). This growth was primarily driven by a significant rise in domestic (DOM) volumes, which increased by 18.97% to 3,59,819 TEUs from 3,02,453 TEUs in the prior year's comparable quarter. EXIM volumes saw a modest increase of 2.22%, reaching 10,68,283 TEUs compared to 10,45,042 TEUs.
For the full year ended March 2026, the total throughput was 55,82,193 TEUs, a 9.56% increase over the 50,94,942 TEUs recorded for the year ended March 2025. DOM volumes for the full year also showed strong growth, up by 14.59% to 13,74,437 TEUs from 11,99,438 TEUs in the previous year. EXIM volumes for the full year increased by 8.02% to 42,07,756 TEUs from 38,95,504 TEUs.
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