Thursday, November 12, 2026

Allcargo Terminals’ January volume rises 8% YoY, slips 5% sequentially

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Allcargo Terminals Limited reported an 8% year-on-year rise in total cargo volume for January 2026, according to a company release on Friday, February 20. even as volumes declined sequentially by 5% compared with the previous month, according to the company’s latest operational update.The update was issued in line with the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015, and the company said the disclosed business parameters are based on a limited management review.

Allcargo Terminals said the January performance highlights mixed trends in cargo handling, with annual growth suggesting stable underlying demand while the monthly dip points to softer volumes relative to the year-end period. The company did not provide additional operational commentary beyond the headline volume figures.
Also read: Allcargo Group to list international business separately in coming monthsThe reported throughput underscores the scale of the company’s container terminal operations and its continued presence in the logistics and supply chain segment. The operational data forms part of the firm’s regular monthly disclosures intended to keep investors informed about key performance indicators.

The company reiterated that the figures are provisional in nature and subject to internal review. No further financial details were included in the monthly update.

Also read: Allcargo Terminals Q3 Results: Net profit surges 21% on record volumes and capacity expansion

Shares of Allcargo Terminals Limited closed at ₹25.34, down ₹0.32 or 1.25% on the NSE, while the stock last traded at ₹25.70, up ₹0.04 or 0.16%.

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