OBCL secures $18 million contract from Vedanta for aluminium transportation
The logistics firm specializing in Full Truck Load (FTL) services, Orissa Bengal Carrier (OBCL), which has served satisfactorily in the past decade, has inked a contract with mining and metal giant Vedanta to transport finished aluminium items.
On November 3rd, 2022, OBCL stated, "The agreement is worth approximately $18 million (INR 150 crore), with a one-year term."
"As a part of the agreement, OBCL would transport finished aluminium items to western business clusters."
The leading aluminium producer of India, Vedanta, operates aluminium smelters in Chhattisgarh and Odisha.
The founding stone of Odisha-Bengal Carrier Limited (OBCL) was laid down in 1994 by Ratan Kumar Agrawal. In the past decade, OBCL has evolved as the signature brand of the Indian transport industry, and it has played a vital role in connecting vivid sectors and adding value to the lives of millions.
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