APM Terminals – Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd
Total cargo capacity of all Indian ports increased from 1399.99 MTPA in FY14 to 2562.85 MTPA in FY21.
The port Pipavav, which is operated by APM Terminals, is in the state of Gujarat with access to important shipping lines and markets in northwest India. The port is a public-private partnership with a 43.01% stake of APM Terminals. Currently, the port has the container capacity of 1.35 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), 5 million tonnes of dry cargo capacity and 2 million tonnes of liquid cargo capacity. The company’s standalone total income stood at Rs. 159.62 crore (US$ 21.64 million) in FY22 Q1.
Company Website: https://www.apmterminals.com/en/operations/asia-pacific/pipavav/about-us
- All weather port protected by two islands
- Excellent road and rail connectivity
- Storage facilities for containers, reefers, bulk, and liquid cargo
- One of the fastest growing ports in India
APM Terminals – Lifting Global Trade
| Year | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2022 |
APM Terminals Mumbai invested US$ 115 million to increase the container handling capacity. |
| 2020 |
APM Terminals Pipavav commenced the integrated container tracking (ICT) system, which will streamline container movements at the port across the logistics value chain |
| 2019 |
APM Terminals Pipavav [Gujarat Pipavav Port Ltd] approved a Rs. 7 billion (US$ 95.09 million) expansion plan. APM terminals Mumbai handled more than 2 million TEUs Weekly scheduled block train from port Pipavav started by CMA CGM APM Terminals Pipavav bagged Gujarat State CSR Award |
| 2018 |
Hosted longest container vessel “Adrian Maersk” |
| 2016 |
Container handling capacity of 1.35 million Twenty-foot Equivalent Units (TEUs) |
| 2015 |
Start of Roll-on/roll-off operations |
| 2014 |
Start of liquid operations |
| 2010 |
Successful Initial Public Offer (IPO) |
| 2001 |
A 12.5 per cent stake acquired by APM Terminals |
| 2000 |
APM Terminals increases stake to 54 per cent |
| 1998 |
Construction completed at the port |
| 1992 |
Government of Gujarat decided to develop Port Pipavav on a Public Private Partnership Model |
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