Railway Approves Revised Engineering Scale Plan for Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal at Ajhai Station

Step-down subsidiary Repono Mathura Terminals Pvt Ltd has received North Central Railway (Agra Division) approval for the revised Engineering Scale Plan for a proposed Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal at Ajhai station (MTJ-PWL section).

Wed 30 Sep 2026

Project

Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal at Ajhai station (MTJ-PWL section)

Location

Agra Division, Uttar Pradesh

Approval Type

Revised Engineering Scale Plan (ESP) approved

Security Money Required

₹10,00,000/-

Subsidiary

Repono Mathura Terminals Pvt Ltd

What was shared

Repono Limited informed the exchange that its step-down subsidiary, Repono Mathura Terminals Private Limited, has received approval from the competent authority of North Central Railway, Agra Division, for the revised Engineering Scale Plan (ESP) submitted for the proposed Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal (GCT) at Ajhai station on the MTJ-PWL section in Agra Division, Uttar Pradesh.

Background from the railway letter

• The online application for setting up the GCT was received by the railway office on 11.02.2026.
• In-Principle Approval (IPA) was issued on 02.03.2026.
• The revised ESP was submitted by the subsidiary and has now been approved by the competent authority.

Next step stated by the railway

The subsidiary has been asked to deposit security money of ₹10,00,000/- (Rupees Ten Lakh only) through a demand draft in favour of the Sr. Divisional Finance Manager, Agra Division, North Central Railway, in accordance with Para 08 of Schedule-I of the GCT Policy-2026, so that permission for commencement of construction may be accorded.

How to read it

The company states the approval enables the step-down subsidiary to proceed towards development of the proposed terminal, subject to fulfilment of applicable conditions and receipt of necessary permission for commencement of construction. It is a project-stage clearance rather than an order or revenue contract.

A Gati Shakti Cargo Terminal is a freight handling terminal developed under Indian Railways' policy framework to allow cargo loading and unloading connected to the rail network.

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