Trans Freight Containers Ltd specializes in the production and export of marine freight cargo containers, alongside manufacturing truck body panels utilized in various industries including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, electronics, and white goods. Based in Mumbai, the company operates its manufacturing facility in Tarapur, Maharashtra.
Established in 1974, Trans Freight Containers Ltd underwent an expansion and modernization initiative in 1994, increasing its annual capacity from 18,000 TEUs to 30,000 TEUs at the Tarapur plant. Additionally, they integrated a 40-foot container line developed by Korean technicians.
During the same period, the company formed a technical partnership with Morteo Industries, Italy, leading to the establishment of a joint venture named Morteo Trans-Freight Reefer Containers Ltd, aimed at manufacturing 10,000 refrigerated containers. This venture was established in Patalganga.
In 1995, Trans Freight Containers Ltd collaborated with Polyfont, a prominent European composite panel manufacturer, to create Trans Freight Polyfont Panels. This joint venture focused on producing trailers and truck bodies. Subsequently, during the fiscal year 1995-96, the company augmented its marine cargo container capacity from 12,000 to 15,000 units.
In May 2008, the company divested its entire 3,000,000 equity shares in Morteo Trans Freight Reefer Containers Ltd, resulting in the cessation of Morteo Trans Freight Reefer Containers Ltd as a subsidiary of Trans Freight Containers Ltd.
Established in 1974, Trans Freight Containers Ltd underwent an expansion and modernization initiative in 1994, increasing its annual capacity from 18,000 TEUs to 30,000 TEUs at the Tarapur plant. Additionally, they integrated a 40-foot container line developed by Korean technicians.
During the same period, the company formed a technical partnership with Morteo Industries, Italy, leading to the establishment of a joint venture named Morteo Trans-Freight Reefer Containers Ltd, aimed at manufacturing 10,000 refrigerated containers. This venture was established in Patalganga.
In 1995, Trans Freight Containers Ltd collaborated with Polyfont, a prominent European composite panel manufacturer, to create Trans Freight Polyfont Panels. This joint venture focused on producing trailers and truck bodies. Subsequently, during the fiscal year 1995-96, the company augmented its marine cargo container capacity from 12,000 to 15,000 units.
In May 2008, the company divested its entire 3,000,000 equity shares in Morteo Trans Freight Reefer Containers Ltd, resulting in the cessation of Morteo Trans Freight Reefer Containers Ltd as a subsidiary of Trans Freight Containers Ltd.
