Shares of Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) rose over 6% after the company raised its FY27 growth guidance across all major business segments, reflecting confidence in improving freight demand and expanding logistics operations. The company now expects EXIM volume growth of 15%, domestic volume growth of 25%, and overall volume growth of 18%, while targeting an EBITDA margin of 24–25%.
Management attributed the stronger outlook to rising rail freight demand, improved network utilisation, and a major South India cargo contract expected to add around 1 million tonnes of freight. CONCOR is also expanding its end-to-end logistics services, aiming to increase their contribution from 46% to 80% in FY27. The company expects further growth from the Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC), increased rail-based cargo movement, double-stack container operations, and the expansion of its specialised tank container fleet for bulk cargo transportation. These initiatives are expected to strengthen CONCOR’s long-term position in India’s multimodal logistics sector.