We are a rail-focused Indian private multimodal logistics platform providing integrated logistics infrastructure and services for containerised and non-containerised cargo. Our operating model is anchored in long-haul rail transportation, complemented by road-based first- and last-mile connectivity. It is supported by a versatile terminal design approach that enables handling of multiple cargo types and facilitates end to end cargo movement across export import (“EXIM”) and domestic corridors.
We were one of the fastest-growing rail-focused multimodal logistics player in India in terms of revenue from operations and EBITDA between Fiscal 2023 and Fiscal 2025, measured by CAGR amongst the key multimodal logistics players during this period
Over the years, we have scaled up our terminal-led network, which has supported in ramping up the cargo volume across our logistics platform. Our terminal footprint has expanded from 8 operational terminals as of April 1, 2023 to 12 operational terminals across key production and consumption clusters. Our containerised cargo volumes increased from 402,049 TEUs in Fiscal 2023 to 506,447 TEUs in Fiscal 2025, while non-containerised cargo volumes increased from 1.92 million metric tonnes (“MT”) in Fiscal 2023 to 2.51 million MT in Fiscal 2025.
We have strategically developed our terminal network by identifying market gaps in underserved and unserved locations with high growth potential. This approach enables us to capture untapped logistics demand within surrounding catchment areas and integrate these markets into our broader rail network. We believe that our early entry into select clusters has also enabled us to establish first-mover advantages, including early customer engagement, cargo aggregation and operational familiarity. These advantages position us to scale efficiently as these markets mature over time.
Our operational terminals comprise 4 (four) logistics parks combining inland container depots (“ICDs”) and rail-linked freight terminals, 5 (five) rail-linked freight terminals (without ICD operations) and 3 (three) container freight stations (“CFSs”), which together act as cargo aggregation and volume generation nodes within our integrated network. In addition, our associate, Pristine Hindustan Infraprojects Private Limited, in which we hold 50% of the paid-up equity share capital, operates a logistics park (combining ICD and rail-linked freight terminals) at Siliguri, West Bengal. We also have three upcoming terminals at Bhurkunda (Jharkhand), Devangonthi near Bengaluru (Karnataka), and Haldia (West Bengal).
Our CTO operations benefit from strong network effects arising from the inter-connection of strategically located terminals. Each terminal serves as a cargo origination and destination point, and as terminals are added across production and consumption clusters, the number of origin–destination (“O-D”) combinations across the network expands, reducing reliance on a limited set of routes or standalone locations. As a result, each additional terminal enhances overall connectivity and allows platform to scale up as an interconnected system rather than a collection of isolated assets. Our CTO operations, by facilitating early container volumes, help newly developed terminals ramp up operations and achieve critical mass, thereby acting as a catalyst for accelerating terminal maturity and market integration.
Our operating footprint spans both Dedicated Freight Corridor (“DFC”) -linked and non-DFC rail corridors. DFC-linked corridors are high-capacity, long-haul freight movement, while non-DFC corridors form part of the wider Indian Railways network used for freight movement across the country. While the Western DFC (“WDFC”) primarily caters to EXIM-led container traffic connecting western ports with key industrial production and consumption centres in North India, logistics requirements that demand rail solutions extend well beyond DFC-linked routes. A significant portion of addressable freight, particularly in regions such as Eastern India, continues to move on the wider Indian Railways network, largely in the form of domestic and non-containerised cargo. Reflecting the broader freight skew prevailing in India towards non-DFC routes, more than 35% of our CTO revenues were derived from the non-DFC corridors during the nine months period ended December 31, 2025 and Fiscals 2025, 2024 and 2023, underscoring our strong presence beyond DFC-centric routes.
In addition to our rail-focused multimodal logistics operations, we have established a strong presence in the mining logistics through our acquisition of Sical Logistics Limited (“Sical Logistics”) on January 11, 2023. Sical Logistics is a listed company with a long operating history and execution capabilities in large-scale open cast mining and overburden removal projects across multiple geographies in India, supported by strong technical and financial pre-qualifications that enable participation in large and complex mining logistics tenders.
We have recently received a letter of acceptance dated January 12, 2026 from South Eastern Coalfields Limited and following that entered into an agreement dated February 27, 2026 for an overburden excavation and removal project at the Porda Chimtapani Opencast Project in Raigarh, Chhattisgarh, with a contract value of ₹ 34,221.88 million (without GST) for a period of 4,214 days, equivalent to approximately 11 years and 7 months (with an operation period of 3,666 days and construction/gestation period of 548 days). The integration of mining logistics into our existing operations diversifies revenue streams and enhances long-term earnings visibility.
The Promoter team of Pristine Logistics