Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh
/ INFRASTRUCTURE / KANPUR
A regional powerhouse that serves North India's industries
About the terminal
Accelerate your regional distribution with our flagship Kanpur Inland Container Depot (ICD) and Private Freight Terminal (PFT)—the primary cargo hub for Uttar Pradesh. Situated at Panki, this high-performance terminal is spread over 23 acres and offers a 19,000 sq. ft. warehousing space to handle your diverse cargo needs.
The facility anchors the supply chains of the Kanpur metropolitan region, Lucknow, Unnao, and Jajmau, while extending reach to Prayagraj, Varanasi, Bhadohi, Renukoot, and the export cluster of Mirzapur. From liquid bulk to finished steel, the terminal handles diverse commodities like paper, aluminium, meat, fabric, white cement, leather, food grains and edible oil, with precision, reliability, and speed.
Capabilities
Multimodal terminal serving Uttar Pradesh’s manufacturing heartland
Rail-linked ICD and PFT for high-volume and diversified cargo handling
Easy access to key industrial locations due to superior geographic positioning
Proven capability to manage both EXIM and domestic cargo at scale
Specialized edible oil infrastructure for refinery supply chains
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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