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Summary:

Rail operators are expected to experience double-digit revenue growth this fiscal year, while the warehousing industry is projected to see a 3-5% YoY increase in organic rentals, according to India Ratings. Demand for Grade-A space remains steady. Port volumes could benefit from coastal goods movement and reduced global container freight, driven by lower geopolitical tensions and normalized US-bound trade. However, the EBITDA of container freight stations may remain constrained due to increased port deliveries and competition.

 

India Ratings has upgraded its outlook for the logistics sector for FY26, citing government investments in ports, rail, road, and air transport as key growth drivers. Rail operators are likely to see double-digit revenue growth with consistent spending, expansion, and private investment. Warehousing rents are expected to rise by 3-5%, while demand for Grade-A space remains stable. Despite these positive projections, profitability for container freight terminals is expected to stay low. Initiatives like PM Gati Shakti and Maritime Vision 2030 further support growth.

 

Source: IBEF

 

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