Container Corporation of India Ltd (CONCOR) has projected a 13% volume growth for fiscal year 2026 (FY26), with domestic volume expected to grow by 20% and EXIM (export-import) volume by 10%. The company plans a capital expenditure of ₹860 crore and aims to commission four new terminals in FY26. CONCOR expects to maintain a margin of 24-25% or higher and anticipates stable EXIM volumes with liner logistics freight (LLF) remaining at FY25 levels. The potential early commissioning of the Western Dedicated Freight Corridor (DFC) in October, instead of December, is seen as a positive development. Despite a dip in Q4 domestic volumes impacting revenue, CONCOR's management remains optimistic about growth prospects. Meanwhile, shares of Waaree Energies and Premier Energies declined sharply on May 23 following a global sell-off in clean energy stocks, with Waaree Energies dropping up to 11%. Other market movements included a 14% rise in Honasa Consumer shares after Q4 results, a 10% fall in Gokaldas Exports shares post-Q4 results, and a 19% surge in Reliance Power shares amid heavy trading volumes. Bondada Engineering shares also rose 10% after securing a ₹9,000 crore solar project contract.