CONCOR privatisation is delayed by Govt
NEW DELHI : The government has put the privatisation of Container Corporation of India Ltd (CONCOR) on the backburner, an official said. In November 2019, the Union Cabinet approved the strategic sale of a
Karan Adani reflects about Adani Ports’ interest in CONCOR
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM : Adani Ports Ltd. will be interested in the state-run Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) but at the right value, Managing Director Karan Adani said in an interaction. Adani spoke on the occasion of
JNPA to invest around ₹100 Cr to set up shore-power project for ships first time in India : Chairman
MUMBAI : The Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA) will be investing close to ₹100 crore for setting up India’s first pilot project for shore-electric-power-supply, to eliminate the use of diesel for powering ships that berth
CONCOR Q1 total volumes rise 6% on strong domestic growth
NEW DELHI : State-owned Container Corporation of India Ltd (CONCOR) on Monday (July 8) reported updates for the first quarter of FY25, with total volumes rising by 6% year-on-year (YoY) to 11.59 lakh twenty-foot
CONCOR commences regular road movement of CTRs in Eco Friendly new 20ft LNG trailers
MUMBAI : MMLP Mihan Nagpur, Container Corporation in India (CONCOR), has commenced regular road movement of CTRS in Eco Friendly Owned & Operated with New 20ft LNG trailers from Terminal to factories serving to
Govt can decide of 5-7% stake sale in CONCOR after tepid response to strategic sale plan
NEW DELHI : The government of India is considering selling five to seven percent of the Container Corp of India (CONCOR) after plans for a strategic sale to privatise the company met with lukewarm interest,
Govt may opt for 5-7% stake sale in CONCOR after tepid response to strategic sale plan
NEW DELHI : The government of India is considering selling five to seven percent of the Container Corp of India (CONCOR) after plans for a strategic sale to privatise the company met with lukewarm interest,
Analysts bullish on logistics but with a caveat
NEW DELHI : Stocks from the logistics segment may well have seen a slowdown of sorts in the last couple of years, but a large section of market participants believe that the time has