All Brands Owned by Container Corporation of India Limited

What does CONCOR own?
CONCOR operates 66 container terminals across India, over 430 container trains, and 58,000 containers. Its subsidiaries include CONCOR Air Limited, Fresh and Healthy Enterprise Limited, Punjab Logistics Infrastructure Limited, and SIDCUL CONCOR Infra Company Limited. The company also operates 16 Multi-modal Logistics Parks.

Is CONCOR publicly traded?
Yes. CONCOR is listed on the National Stock Exchange under ticker CONCOR and on the Bombay Stock Exchange under code 531344. The Government of India holds 54.80% through the Ministry of Railways, and the remaining 45.20% is held by public shareholders.

Who founded CONCOR?
CONCOR was founded by the Government of India through the Ministry of Railways. It was incorporated in March 1988 under the Companies Act, 1956, as a Central Public Sector Enterprise. The company commenced operations on November 1, 1989, taking over seven inland container depots from Indian Railways.

Where is CONCOR headquartered?
CONCOR is headquartered in New Delhi, India. The corporate office houses the Chairman and Managing Director, board functions, and key administrative departments.

How many brands does CONCOR own?
CONCOR operates primarily under its core brand, with subsidiaries including CONCOR Air Limited, Fresh and Healthy Enterprise Limited, Punjab Logistics Infrastructure Limited, and SIDCUL CONCOR Infra Company Limited. The company operates within a single industry: containerized multimodal logistics.

Who owns CONCOR?
The Government of India, through the Ministry of Railways, owns 54.80% of CONCOR as of FY2026. The remaining 45.20% is held by public shareholders including foreign institutional investors, domestic institutional investors, and retail investors. The government plans to retain majority control.

What is CONCOR's revenue?
For FY2026 (year ended March 31, 2026), CONCOR reported standalone revenue from operations of Rs 9,059 crore and consolidated revenue of Rs 9,079 crore. Standalone net profit was Rs 1,222 crore and consolidated net profit was Rs 1,246 crore. The company declared a total dividend of Rs 8.60 per share.

Will CONCOR be privatised?
No. The Indian government reversed its 2019 decision to privatise CONCOR. In 2025, the government proposed making CONCOR an equity partner in Bharat Container Shipping Line. The government now plans to retain management control and limit any future stake dilution to 2 to 3% through offer-for-sale transactions.