Bengaluru, Karnataka
/ INFRASTRUCTURE / BENGALURU
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About the terminal
Spread across 67 acres, about 2 kilometres from Devangonthi railway station in Bengaluru, our terminal is planned as a hi-tech rail-linked Inland Container Depot (ICD) conveniently located outside congested areas of the city, while remaining in proximity to major industrial and warehousing hubs.
Key features
Minimal open-to-sky wharfs and basic cross-dock sheds to maintain low terminal handling charges
Paved yard optimized for immediate high-density block-rake loading
Aligarh-Mathura Industrial Bypass Corridor access for uncongested truck entry
Facilities and services
EXIM-focussed containers, such as meat, leather, aluminium, paper, and fabric
Domestic-focussed containers, such as food grains and cement
Domestic non-container cargo, such as edible oil
Specialised edible oil infrastructure
Our Kanpur terminal is among the few rail-enabled facilities in India equipped for edible oil handling. The terminal handles edible oil through BTPN rakes, offering customers a cost-efficient alternative to conventional road-based movement. With seven Mild Steel storage tanks for unloading and temporary storage of edible crude oil, the facility supports faster last-mile dispatch through road tankers within a 20–25 km radius — serving regional edible oil refineries with greater efficiency, control and reliability.
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