New Rewari, Haryana
/ INFRASTRUCTURE / NEW REWARI
The EXIM consolidation hub of the North
About the terminal
A high-volume, private Gati Shakti Multi-Modal Cargo Terminal (GCT), New Rewari, on the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC), serving as a key freight aggregation and distribution hub for single and double-stack container trains.
New Rewari GCT is a modern, privately developed terminal, spread across 7.2 acres of land, complemented by additional 27 acres of land acquired by Pristine for expansion of the terminal. The terminal serves as a major hub-and-spoke facility consolidating single-stack rakes into efficient double-stack EXIM trains.
Positioned along the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (WDFC) mainline in Haryana, New Rewari offers unmatched speed and cost efficiency for EXIM and domestic container traffic. It bypasses passenger corridor interference and provides seamless multimodal connectivity via National Highway-48 and Kundli-Manesar-Palwal Expressway.
Capabilities
Heavily paved yard optimised for high-density container operations
First operational GCT with complete private investment
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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