Adani's AICTPL Processes 0.3 Mn Containers in November
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Adani's AICTPL Processes 0.3 Mn Containers in November

Adani International Container Terminal (AICTPL) achieved a significant milestone by handling over 3 lakh containers in November. Demonstrating robust operational capabilities, the terminal consistently processed approximately 10,000 TEUs (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units) every day.

This accomplishment underscores AICTPL's efficiency in managing container traffic and highlights its pivotal role in contributing to India's maritime logistics landscape. The noteworthy container handling performance positions Adani as a key player in the industry, reflecting the company's commitment to operational excellence and its significant contribution to the nation's trade and logistics ecosystem.

Adani International Container Terminal (AICTPL) achieved a significant milestone by handling over 3 lakh containers in November. Demonstrating robust operational capabilities, the terminal consistently processed approximately 10,000 TEUs (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units) every day. This accomplishment underscores AICTPL's efficiency in managing container traffic and highlights its pivotal role in contributing to India's maritime logistics landscape. The noteworthy container handling performance positions Adani as a key player in the industry, reflecting the company's commitment to operational excellence and its significant contribution to the nation's trade and logistics ecosystem.

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