Western Carriers Flags Off Bulk Tiles Train from New Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal in Morbi
Western Carriers (India) Limited flagged off a Bulk Tiles Train from its new 42-acre Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal in Morbi, Gujarat, on September 15, 2026. The terminal will enhance logistics for the ceramics and salt industries. This follows the recent launch of a terminal in Kolkata.
The establishment of a new Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal and its commercial activation is a significant development that will enhance the company's operational capabilities and market reach, impacting its logistics services and revenue potential.
The flagging off of a new cargo terminal and the first bulk tiles train signifies operational expansion and increased business activity, which is positive for the company.
Western Carriers (India) Limited (WCIL) has announced the formal flagging off of a Bulk Tiles Train from its 42-acre Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal (WCGL) at Devaliya in Morbi, Gujarat. The ceremony, held on September 15, 2026, was officiated by the Hon’ble Railway Minister, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw.
This new terminal is a state-of-the-art multimodal logistics platform designed for both road and rail cargo movement, marking its transition from operational readiness to full commercial activation. It is strategically located to serve key industrial clusters, including the salt industry in the Maliya belt and the ceramics industry in Morbi, which produces approximately 5 million tonnes of ceramic products annually.
The Morbi facility is expected to significantly benefit the ceramics, salt, chemicals, agriculture, and fertiliser sectors, as well as MSMEs in the region. This development follows WCIL's recent inauguration of its General Cargo Terminal at the Kolkata Dock System on September 11, 2026, strengthening its rail-linked presence across the East-West corridor.
Mr. Rajendra Sethia, Chairman & Managing Director of WCIL, stated that the Morbi terminal will serve as a vital logistics backbone for these industries and aligns with the Government of India's PM Gati Shakti National Master Plan to enhance multimodal connectivity and reduce logistics costs. WCIL plans future expansions at the Morbi facility, including inland container depot and warehousing infrastructure.
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