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Cargo Community System

CONCOR’s perspective

Sanjay SwarupGGM, CONCOR

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Presentation Outline

•About CONCOR: The Company

•I.T. Systems in CONCOR

•Expectations from CCS

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CONCOR - THE COMPANY•INCORPORATED - MARCH 1988

•OPERATIONAL - NOVEMBER 1989

•AUTHORISED CAPITAL - Original Rs. 100 CR.; Now Rs. 200 CRORES •PAID-UP CAPITAL - Original Rs. 64.99 CR.; Now Rs. 194.97 CRORES • HOLDING PATTERN - MOR 61.8%; PUBLIC INCL FIIs 38.2%

•DISINVESTED - Four Times- DURING FY’95, FY’96, FY’99 & FY’14 LATEST - Last divestment in March 2014 of 2.5 Mn shares @ 5% discount to Rs. 833 per share price on

to CPSE ETF for Rs. 198.74 Cr.

•LISTED COMPANY - IN NSE AND BSE (Price/Share in range of Rs. 1350-1450/-)

•STATUS - SCHEDULE ‘A’ NAVRATNA COMPANY

•MARKET CAP - INR 189.21 Billion NSE 31/03/2014 closing - INR 308.82 Billion NSE 31/03/2015 closing

- INR 356.02 Billion NSE 29/05/2015 closing

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VISIONHaving established ourselves as the leading Multimodal Logistics

Company in India, our Vision is to see the Company not only

retaining its position as the market leader but also to see it

developing as a major player in the other parts of the

value chain and also spread its wings in the global arena.

MISSION The Mission of the Company is to join with its community

partners and stakeholders to make CONCOR a company of outstanding quality.

This is sought by providing responsive, cost effective, efficient and reliable logistics solutions to its customers through synergy with its community partners and ensuring profitability and growth.

The Company strives to be the first choice of its customers and remains firmly committed to its social responsibility and prove worthy of trust reposed in it.

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CORPORATE OBJECTIVES To be a customer focused, performance driven, result oriented organization,

focused on providing value for money to its customers

To maximise productive utilisation of resources, deliver high quality of services and be recognised as setting the standards for excellence.

To constantly look for new and better ways to provide innovative services. It will aim for customer convenience and satisfaction, learn from its competitors and always strive for excellence.

To set measurable performance goals to support the objectives and mission of the organisation and work as a professional, competent and dedicated team for the organisation to achieve excellence in all areas of business and operations.

To follow highest standards of business ethics and add social value for the community at large by discharging social obligations as a responsible corporate entity.

To maintain absolute integrity, honesty, transparency and fair play in all its official dealings and strive to maintain high standards of morality.

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CONCOR – Profile of BusinessCONCOR is in the core business of providing logistics support to EXIM & Domestic Industry in India. It co-ordinates multi-modal transportation.

CONCOR specifically Designs, constructs, and operates Dry Ports (ICDs) & Domestic Terminals – currently operating 63 terminals including 48 ICDs/Dry Ports Co-ordinates pan India Containerized Rail Movements with first and last mile road bridging. Moves over 30 million tonnes of cargo by rail over an average lead of 1000 kms, cutting down CO2 emissions by over One Million tonnes per annum

Apart from core business segments, CONCOR also operates Port terminals in collaboration with International Port Operators & is presently diversified into Cold Chain & Air Cargo Logistics business segments

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SERVICES PROVIDED AT TERMINALS

Train Handling

Container Storage

Customs facilitation

Warehousing of cargo (Transit, Bonded, LCL etc.)

Associated Value Added Services

Door to Door Solutions

Also handle railway wagons in select locations developed as Private Freight Terminals (PFTs)

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TRENDS IN BUSINESS

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Market Share in Containerised Traffic

PARAMETER 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

Total Container traffic carried by IR (in MT)

41.09 43.60 48.83

Traffic carried by CONCOR (in MT)

30.61 32.93 36.19

%age Share of CONCOR

74.55 75.53 74.10

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I.T. Systems in CONCOR

All the Operational and Commercial functions are computerized (ETMS/DTMS/Operations module/Container repair system)

From the time a Container enters our system, either at ICD or loaded on Train at Port, it is tracked.

All of our terminals are linked through a VSAT based network.

ERP for Oracle Financial system/ HR Payroll

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Web enabled Customer interface

Container Track and Trace

SMS based Container tracking

Customer feedback/complaints system

Public Grievance system

Know Your Container (KYC): Touchscreen kiosks

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E-filing of Documents

Enables customers to file their documents electronically from their offices

Online payment through NEFT/RTGS

All documents, like D.O., Forwarding note can be filed electronically

PDA summary of transactions to Customers

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Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)

CUSTOMS Automatic exchange of data between

CONCOR and Customs at all major ICDs. Various import/export functionalities smoothened. SMTP data being captured at Ports.

RAILWAYS Connectivity with FOIS system for train

position updates. Data transmitted electronically from ETMS/DTMS to TMS system of IR for e-payment and RR generation.

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Expectations from CCS

Update on pendencies

Loading/ Unloading plans

Data transfer: EGM/IGM

Forecast of vessels with discharge details

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THANK YOU

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