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Allcargo Terminals Shares Drop 1.72% as September Volumes Slip 7% YoY to 61,800 TEUs | AirNews.in

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Allcargo Terminals Shares Drop 1.72% as September Volumes Slip 7% YoY to 61,800 TEUs

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Published: October 7, 2026

Allcargo Terminals Shares Drop 1.72% as September Volumes Slip 7% YoY to 61,800 TEUs

Allcargo Terminals’ BSE shares fell 1.72% to ₹10.30 after the company reported September volumes of 61,800 TEUs, down 7% YoY. The dip follows a 6% MoM decline and a 10‑year contract extension at JNPT that could offset future volume pressure.

On Wednesday, Allcargo Terminals’ shares slipped 1.72% to ₹10.30 on the BSE, tumbling after the company disclosed September volumes of 61,800 TEUs.

The 61,800 TEUs represent a 7% drop from September 2025 and a 6% decline versus August, a trend that has rattled investors who had been optimistic about the firm’s expansion plans.

Ashish Chandna, CEO, said the contraction reflects seasonal headwinds but “the 10‑year extension at JNPT reinforces our operational credibility.”

The extension, along with a planned upgrade that will nearly double Speedy Multimodes’ handling capacity to 3.6 lakh TEUs, is expected to position the port for 10 million TEUs by 2027, according to Gaurav Dayal, JNPA chairman.

Looking ahead, the company has announced a new infrastructure project that could lift future volumes, and analysts are eyeing the Q4 earnings for signs of margin recovery.