Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority Generates Rs 4 Bn Through Lease of 14 SEZ Plots
PORTS & SHIPPING

Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority Generates Rs 4 Bn Through Lease of 14 SEZ Plots

he Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JN Port) has successfully earned over Rs 400 crore through the leasing of 14 Special Economic Zone (SEZ) plots. This significant financial achievement reflects the authority's effective utilization of its assets and strategic planning in fostering economic activities within the port area.

The revenue generated from leasing out these SEZ plots demonstrates JN Port's commitment to maximising its operational potential and contributing to economic growth. The successful leasing of these plots indicates the attractiveness of the port's infrastructure and the conducive environment it offers for businesses.

The funds generated are expected to be instrumental in further enhancing the port's facilities, improving infrastructure, and supporting ongoing development projects. JN Port's ability to leverage its resources through strategic leasing underscores its role as a key player in India's maritime and trade ecosystem.

This financial success also aligns with the broader national objective of promoting trade and commerce through efficient port operations. JN Port's proactive approach in leveraging its assets for revenue generation not only strengthens its financial position but also positions it as a facilitator for economic activities in the region.

As the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority continues to demonstrate financial acumen and strategic planning, the revenue from SEZ plot leasing stands as a testament to the port's pivotal role in driving economic prosperity and development in the maritime sector.

he Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JN Port) has successfully earned over Rs 400 crore through the leasing of 14 Special Economic Zone (SEZ) plots. This significant financial achievement reflects the authority's effective utilization of its assets and strategic planning in fostering economic activities within the port area. The revenue generated from leasing out these SEZ plots demonstrates JN Port's commitment to maximising its operational potential and contributing to economic growth. The successful leasing of these plots indicates the attractiveness of the port's infrastructure and the conducive environment it offers for businesses. The funds generated are expected to be instrumental in further enhancing the port's facilities, improving infrastructure, and supporting ongoing development projects. JN Port's ability to leverage its resources through strategic leasing underscores its role as a key player in India's maritime and trade ecosystem. This financial success also aligns with the broader national objective of promoting trade and commerce through efficient port operations. JN Port's proactive approach in leveraging its assets for revenue generation not only strengthens its financial position but also positions it as a facilitator for economic activities in the region. As the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority continues to demonstrate financial acumen and strategic planning, the revenue from SEZ plot leasing stands as a testament to the port's pivotal role in driving economic prosperity and development in the maritime sector.

Next Story
Real Estate

Dharavi Reimagined Rs 957.9 Billion Makeover

Construction World got a sneak peek at the plan submitted and approved by the Maharashtra Government a few days ago. Here are a few insights from the plan. When we spoke to SVR Srinivas, CEO of the Dharavi Redevelopment Project, last month, the plans were still under wraps. Today, with the development blueprint in hand, the vision is beginning to take shape—with timelines, phases, and goals now clearly defined. Imagine Dharavi in 2031 — no longer a crowded slum but a thriving, green, and modern community with wide walkways, clean parks, and fast metro connections. This dream is becomi..

Next Story
Real Estate

Tall Expectations

Mumbai’s World Trade Centre Tower 1, completed in 1970, marked the start of tall building construction in India, going by the Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat’s definition of tall buildings as structures with a height of at least 150 m. More than half a century later, the country has barely 273 tall buildings by the same definition, according to the CBRE report Sky is the Limit: Rise of Tall Buildings in India.Mumbai remains the centre of tall building construction in India, notes Sailesh Mahimtura, Chairman & Managing Director, Mahimtura Consultants, a fact corrobora..

Next Story
Real Estate

Cool Office

In a city clogged by traffic and long commutes, WoCO One emerges as a sustainable, commuter-friendly workplace. Spread across 3.6 acre, WoCO One (World of Cool Offices) reimagines the modern office for today’s workforce. More than just a place to work, it nurtures wellbeing and collaboration through open, airy layouts, cafés, lush verandas and multifunctional terraces designed to inspire and refresh.“Gurugram is moving towards sustainability and the walk-to-work model aligns seamlessly with that shift,” says Gagan Deep Singh, Founder Director, WoCO...To read read the full story Cli..

Advertisement

Advertisement

Subscribe to Our Newsletter

Get daily newsletters around different themes from Construction world.

STAY CONNECTED

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Advertisement

Talk to us?