Summary:

In FY25, India’s Major Ports achieved significant milestones, with cargo throughput rising by 4.3% to 855 million tonnes. Growth was driven by increased container traffic (10%), fertiliser cargo (13%), and POL freight (3%). Paradip and Deendayal Ports surpassed the 150-million-tonne mark, while JNPA handled 7.3 million TEUs, reflecting a 13.5% year-on-year increase. Additionally, 962 acres were allocated for port-led industrialisation, expected to attract substantial investments and boost infrastructure development.

Private sector engagement rose sharply, with PPP investments tripling from Rs. 1,329 crore in FY23 to Rs. 3,986 crore in FY25. Operational efficiency improved, as reflected in a 36% reduction in PreBerthing Detention time. Total revenue grew by 8% to Rs. 24,203 crore. Over the past decade, cargo volumes increased from 581 million to 855 million tonnes (a 4% CAGR), with containerised cargo rising by 70% and key traditional commodities showing steady growth.

Source: IBEF

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