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CONCOR Engages Trade Partners at “CONCOR CONNECT 2026 – Dadri”

Written byheeren.tanna@gmail.com
July 29, 2026
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Container Corporation of India Limited (CONCOR) today organized “CONCOR CONNECT 2026 – Dadri”, a trade meet at The Address by Red Carpet, Greater Noida, bringing together exporters, importers, shipping lines, freight forwarders, Customs House Agents (CHAs), logistics partners and other stakeholders from the trade and logistics fraternity to strengthen customer engagement and understand evolving logistics requirements.

The event was graced by Shri Sanjay Swarup, Chairman & Managing Director, CONCOR, as Chief Guest, who was welcomed by the Area Head with a bouquet. He was accompanied on the dais by Shri Ajit Kumar Panda (Director, Projects & Services), Shri Vijoy Kumar Singh (Director, International Marketing & Operations), Shri Vivek Gupta (Director, Finance), Shri Alok Kumar Singh, Commissioner, Customs, Noida Commissionerate, Shri D K Verma, CFTM, NCR, Sh. Pushpraj Head/Area -1 CONCOR and Shri Roshan Singh GM (OP&BD), DFCCIL.

The session opened with a welcome address by Smt. Ritu Sharma, Cluster Head, TKD Cluster, followed by presentations from Shri Santosh Kumar Singh, Chief Manager, Dadri, and Shri Roshan Kumar Singh, GM (OP&BD), DFCCIL, outlining the terminal’s capabilities and multimodal connectivity. This was followed by an interactive session with trade representatives, along with addresses by Shri D K Verma, Shri Alok Kumar Singh, Shri Ajit Kumar Panda and Shri Vijoy Kumar Singh, before the CMD addressed the gathering.

Addressing the gathering, Shri Sanjay Swarup CMD CONCOR reiterated CONCOR’s commitment to delivering customer-centric, efficient and sustainable logistics solutions while continuously upgrading infrastructure and introducing innovative services to support India’s growing EXIM trade. He emphasized that MMLP Dadri is being developed as a future-ready integrated logistics hub offering seamless multimodal connectivity, advanced cargo handling facilities and technology-enabled services. Spread over 105 hectares (260 acres) with an annual handling capacity of 10 lakh TEUs, MMLP Dadri is strategically connected to the Western and Eastern Dedicated Freight Corridors (DFC), the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC), major National Highways and expressways, providing seamless connectivity to gateway ports including JNPT, Mundra, Pipavav. The terminal also houses a unique ecosystem of five Container Freight Stations (CFSs) under one integrated logistics hub, enabling comprehensive end-to-end logistics solutions.

The event highlighted several major infrastructure additions and customer-focused initiatives at MMLP Dadri, including the inauguration of the LNG Fuel Station, reinforcing CONCOR’s commitment to sustainable logistics; the inauguration of Dedicated Line No. 7, which will significantly enhance rail handling capacity and improve operational efficiency; and the flagging-off of a Double Stack Container Train from MMLP Dadri to JNPT, offering higher carrying capacity, faster transit and cost-effective connectivity to India’s premier gateway port.

Trade partners were also apprised of MMLP Dadri’s expanding portfolio of value-added services, including a modern Reefer Park with 2,440 MT capacity, 150 reefer plug points and 45 dedicated power packs for uninterrupted cold-chain operations, making the terminal a preferred gateway for temperature-sensitive cargo. The facility also offers extensive warehousing, container handling, first-mile and last-mile transportation, customs facilitation and 24×7 secure operations. A key highlight was the introduction of LCL (Less than Container Load) Export Consolidation Services from Dadri, enabling MSMEs and small exporters to access economical export logistics through cargo consolidation. CONCOR also showcased its IceBattery® technology-based temperature-controlled vehicles, air cargo connectivity to IGI Airport, online documentation and booking, the real-time Know Your Container Location (KYCL) system, and integrated first-mile and last-mile logistics services – all aimed at delivering faster, smarter and more efficient supply chain solutions.

Mementoes were presented to the dignitaries, including representatives of the Railways, DFC, Customs and the four JV partners i.e. Star track, Transworld Terminals, CMA-CGM logistic park, All Cargo and NISAA in recognition of their continued support and collaboration. The proceedings concluded with a vote of thanks by Shri Monu Luthra, GGM (C&O), Area-2, followed by group photographs and a networking lunch. The interactive session witnessed valuable discussions with industry stakeholders on enhancing logistics efficiency, reducing supply chain costs and expanding multimodal connectivity. “CONCOR CONNECT 2026 – Dadri” reaffirmed CONCOR’s commitment to continuously strengthening MMLP Dadri as one of India’s premier multimodal logistics hubs, equipped with world-class infrastructure, sustainable logistics solutions and innovative customer-centric services to support the nation’s growing trade and logistics ecosystem

Tags: CONCOR
heeren.tanna@gmail.com

heeren.tanna@gmail.com

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