Western Carriers, which launched its multimodal cargo terminal in Gujarat last year, has added more service destinations across the country and more service offerings for various industrial verticals.
Launched in July 2025, Devaliya Multi-Modal Cargo Terminal (MMCT) is located in the important Saurashtra region and mainly caters to the ceramic and tiles industry, alongside the industrial chemicals and foodgrains segments. The facility was initially developed across 32 acres and has now been expanded to over 42 acres.
Kanishka Sethia, Director and CEO, Western Carriers (India), said the company already has a strategic tie-up with Container Corporation of India (CONCOR) for the MMCT. He said the cargo terminal was initially spread over 32 acres and has now been expanded to over 42 acres, with all services encompassed in its infrastructure, including first-mile and last-mile transport, storage, stuffing, handling and other related services, using the company’s own equipment and manpower.
Western Carriers (India) has completed and operationalised its Gati Shakti-Multi Modal Cargo Terminal at Devaliya Station (WCGD), district Halvad, near Morbi, Gujarat, an advanced rail terminal and service station. The facility is designed to provide comprehensive multimodal logistics solutions for transportation via road and rail, utilising both Container Rake and Wagon Rake systems.
The facility represents a state-of-the-art multimodal logistics platform, strategically located to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of cargo handling. Equipped to manage all types of cargo and containers, the company plans to further develop integrated infrastructure facilities such as an inland container depot and warehouse in the near future.
Western Carriers (India) is a player in the Indian logistics industry, engaged in providing single, multimodal and other transportation services, warehousing and other ancillary services.
