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 per cent 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 had a standalone total income of Rs 747.22 crore (US$ 106.91 million) in FY19 and reached Rs 612.52 crore (US$ 87.64 million) in 9MFY20.
Company Website: https://www.apmterminals.com/en/operations/asia-pacific/pipavav/about-us
APM Terminals – Lifting Global Trade
| 2019 | APM terminals Mumbai handled more than 2 million TEUs (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units) Weekly scheduled block train from port pipavav started by CMA CGM. |
| 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 |
Updated: May, 2019