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More crude oil tanks will be built at Adani's Mundra port by Indian Oil

The Indian Oil Corporation (IOCL) and Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) have agreed to increase IOC's crude oil volumes at Mundra

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Adani Ports achieves milestone of 300 mmt cargo handling

It took 14 years to reach a capacity of 100 mmt cargo per year

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Bullet train project: Railway stations in Gujarat to be developed

Railway Board is set to commence the development of Bhuj, Ahmedabad, Udhna and Surat railway stations

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Mumbai Port Trust to develop new container terminal

Mumbai Port receives approval from environment body to build a new container terminal

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The ports fraternity came together to discuss PCS and National Logistics Portal

The FIRST Construction Council recently organised the ‘Revolutionising Ports Conference’ in Mumbai

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APSEZ to increase cargo handling capacity of Dhamra port

The Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, which manages the Mundra Port, is planning on investing Rs.489.33 bn with the aim of enhancing the cargo handling capacity of Dharma Port in Odisha.

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Infra projects in Goa, Gujarat get green nod

The environment ministry’s Expert Appraisal Committee has granted environmental clearance to the development of a greenfield international airport in north Goa and granted terms of reference to the expansion of a waterfront development plan for Mundra Port by Adani Ports and SEZ.

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APSEZ to invest Rs 575.94 billion to expand Mundra port

At present, the port has an approval of handling 225 MT

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Infra projects in Goa and Gujarat receive environmental clearance

As per environmental law experts, violations have been recorded in various government and legal documents pertaining to the project

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East-based non-major ports to lead sustainable growth path for Indian maritime trade | EY

Non-major ports like Krishnapatnam on the east coast could play a pivotal role in ports centric industrial development. India can save $30 billion by moving part of trade closer to ports by 2020.

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