Shares of Allcargo Logistics gained over 2% on Friday, trading at ₹32.15, after the company released its monthly business update for July 2025, highlighting steady growth across its operations.
In its LCL (Less than Container Load) segment, Allcargo reported a volume of 774,000 cubic meters in July, up 10% from the previous month, though down 5% year-on-year. The company noted that while global trade is expected to grow for the remainder of the year, performance will vary across trade lanes due to anticipated tariffs. Most major regions witnessed a month-on-month improvement in LCL volumes, except the Middle East.
For FCL (Full Container Load) operations, volumes touched 59,443 TEUs in July, reflecting a 9% rise both sequentially and on a yearly basis. Growth was particularly strong in the USA, Latin America, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and China, while volumes remained steady in India and Europe.
Air cargo operations also showed robust momentum, with July volumes at 3,690 tonnes, representing a 28% month-on-month increase and a 46% rise compared to last year. Most regions recorded positive growth, except North America and India.
The company added that container utilization trends aligned with overall volume patterns, with its TTM Container Utilization Index standing at 97 versus the August 2024 base of 100.
