Allcargo Terminals reports CFS volume of 48.7K TEUs in June 2025
Allcargo Terminals Limited has released its key business figures for the month ended June 2025, in compliance with SEBI's disclosure norms under the Listing Obligations and Insider Trading Regulations.
According to a limited review by the company's management, Allcargo Terminals reported Container Freight Station (CFS) volumes of 48,700 TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) in June 2025, slightly lower than the 51,000 TEUs handled in May 2025.
The data was shared as part of the company's commitment to transparent and timely communication of material operational metrics. Allcargo Terminals continues to maintain its position as a key player in India's logistics and cargo infrastructure sector.
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