CONCOR shares climb 5.51% to Rs 489.50 after June-quarter volumes rise 8.9%
CONCOR reported provisional June-quarter container throughput up 8.9% YoY, with EXIM volumes up 9.8% and domestic up 6.2%, lifting the stock over 5% intraday. The data signals improved cargo flows and trade-linked logistics demand, while a 15-year LNG dispensing agreement with GAIL supports operating efficiency and decarbonisation efforts. Broader market impact is limited given the single-stock scope.
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Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) reported June-quarter container throughput of 14.048 million TEUs, up 8.9% year on year, with EXIM volumes rising 9.8% and domestic volumes up 6.2%. The company said the figures are provisional. The stock gained 5.51% on the day to Rs 489.50. Despite the move, the shares are down more than 7% in 2026 and over 21% over the past year.