CONCOR explores Air Cargo collaboration with SATS and AISATS Under New CMD Ajit Kumar Panda

NEW DELHI: Container Corporation of India Ltd. (CONCOR) is exploring avenues for greater cooperation in the air cargo sector, with the company’s newly appointed Chairman & Managing Director (CMD), Mr. Ajit Kumar Panda, holding discussions with Mr. Bob Chi, CEO, APAC Gateway Services, SATS, and senior representatives from SATS and AISATS.

The meeting focused on identifying potential areas of mutual cooperation and exploring opportunities to strengthen collaboration in air cargo and related logistics services. The interaction assumes significance as CONCOR continues to expand its focus on integrated logistics solutions and explore new avenues to support India’s evolving multimodal transportation ecosystem.

Mr. Panda was joined by Mr. Vijoy Kumar Singh, Director (International Marketing & Operations), CONCOR, along with senior officers of the organisation. The CONCOR team engaged with the visiting SATS and AISATS delegation on opportunities that could create greater synergies between rail-based logistics, air cargo and associated supply-chain services.

The discussions with SATS and AISATS underline the growing importance of integrated logistics networks that can connect different modes of transportation and facilitate more efficient cargo movement. With air cargo emerging as an increasingly important component of time-sensitive and high-value supply chains, stronger cooperation among logistics stakeholders could help unlock new opportunities for customers and businesses.

The meeting also marks an important engagement for CONCOR under its new leadership, as the company continues to explore strategic partnerships and opportunities across the wider logistics sector.

The interaction between CONCOR and the SATS-AISATS delegation is expected to provide a platform for further discussions on areas of mutual interest and potential collaboration, particularly in developing seamless and customer-focused cargo logistics solutions.

As India continues to strengthen its position as a global trade and logistics hub, such cross-sector collaborations could play an important role in building more integrated, efficient and competitive supply-chain networks.