News & Developments

Deendayal Port Authority crosses 160 mt cargo milestone in FY 2025-26

April 2, 2026

Deendayal Port Authority (DPA), Kandla, has crossed the 160 million tonnes (mt) cargo handling mark in FY 2025-26, achieving its highest-ever throughput and emerging as the top-performing major port in India.

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Mumbai Port hits record 75.15 mt cargo in FY 2025-26

April 2, 2026
Adani Ports crosses 500 mt cargo milestone in FY 2025-26

April 1, 2026

Project Updates

J Kumar-Shinde Developers emerges as L1 bidder for implementation of Tawa Junction-Vadhvan Port Road Connectivity Project (NH-48) in Maharashtra

March 31, 2026

The joint venture (JV) of J. Kumar Infraprojects Limited and Shinde Developers Private Limited has…

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MoPSW approves redevelopment of berth no. 9 at New Mangalore Port

March 30, 2026
RfQ cum RfP bid due date extended for Integrated Development of Outer Terminal & Berth No. 11, 12 at HDC in West Bengal

March 30, 2026

Under Bidding

RfQ cum RfP bid due date extended for Integrated Development of Outer Terminal & Berth No. 11, 12 at HDC in West Bengal

March 30, 2026

The Syama Prasad Mookerjee Port, Kolkata (SMPK) has extended the Request for Qualification (RfQ) cum Request for Proposal (RfP) bids for…

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Traffic Trends

Non-Major Ports

March 24, 2026

This section highlights commodity-wise traffic at non-major ports.

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Non-Major Ports

March 24, 2026
Major Ports

March 20, 2026

Project Pipeline

Project Pipeline Analysis

December 8, 2025

An interactive tool highlighting upcoming opportunities across the ports sector.

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Industry Insights

Views of Jassar S.M.: “Cochin Port is adopting a combination of technological upgrades and cost-efficient strategies”

February 3, 2026

The dredging sector plays a critical role in maintaining and expanding port infrastructure, ensuring that ports can accommodate larger vessels, enhance navigability and improve overall operational efficiency.

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Policy

Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Policy supports 456 vessels worth Rs 197.48 billion

March 16, 2026

Under the Shipbuilding Financial Assistance Policy (SBFAP), the Government of India has granted in-principle approval for 288 shipbuilding contracts worth Rs 197.48 billion, covering the construction of 456 vessels across Indian shipyards.

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