The consolidated net profit of Great Eastern Shipping more than doubled to Rs 192 crore during October-December 2012 from Rs 87.46 crore in the year-ago period. The company cited forex gains and decline in interest costs as major reasons for the rise in net profit
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Category: Ports & Shipping
Ennore port wants to raise capacity utilisation
MA Bhaskarachar, the new Chairman of Ennore Port wants to improve the utilization of various berths and increase the portÂ’s capacity to handle cargoes other than coal. By June this year, the entire port, including the approach channel and turning circle, will have a draft of 18 m
Ministry sets up panel for 2nd major port in Gujarat
Union Minister of State for Shipping Milind Deora informed that his ministry set up a panel to study the feasibility of setting up another major port in Gujarat on the lines of Kandla Port. It is learnt that the committee will explore locations at which this second major port could come up. Gujarat alrea
Kerala govt promotes coastal shipping
The Kerala government is taking steps to boost transport of cargo through inland waterways and coastal shipping route in order to ease pressure on road infrastructure and also to reduce carbon footprint. In this regard, the state government announced a subsidy of Rs 1 for every 1 tonne of cargo moved through the coastal shipping
Chinese firm takes control of Gwadar port
Chinese Overseas Port Holdings, which is a state-run company of Chinese government, took control over the management of Gwadar port, around 600 km (370 miles) from Karachi and close to Pakistan's border with Iran. The management of the port was handed over to the C
Maheshwari creates record in cargo loading
Kandla Port Trust (KPT) congratulated handling agents Maheshwari Handling Agency and BS Shipping for loading a record 38,000 million tonne (mn t) Kaoline in just 1 day on m.v. Wingsail. The port authority also congratulated ship agent - BS Shipping Private, shippers - Gunjan Minerals & Clays LLP , Buyer - Ras Al Khaimah Company, UAE and Customs Hou
Cargo volume at Kolkata Port declines in Apr-Dec 2012
Kolkata Port Trust (including Haldia ) witnessed 14.65 per cent decline in cargo handling at 28.86 mn t during April and December 2012. Haldia alone recorded 17.31 per cent drop in cargo volume at 20.2 mn t, official data shows. The other ports recording negative growth included Visakhapatnam 16.04 per cent at 44.2 mn t; and Chennai 4.87 per cent at 39.89 mn
Paradip Port may post growth in cargo handling
Reports indicate that Paradip Port may handle more cargo in 2012-13 that what it handled in 2011-12. However, the port may not be able to meet the target of 63 million tonne (mn t) set by the union shipping ministry. In 2011-12, the port registered 54.2 mn t cargo handling. During Apr-Dec 2012, the port handled 45 mn t car
Chidambaranar port appeals against stay order
VO Chidambaranar port, which is a major port in Tamil Nadu, appealed against the stay order of Tuticorin district court on the revision of royalty with the Madurai bench of the Madras high court. PSA International, which operates PSA-Sical Terminal at the port, secured a stay order from the district court in Tuticorin on the revision of the royalty it pays
MbPT locked in legal battle with IHCL
Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) and Indian Hotels Company (IHCL) are locked in a legal battle over paying of rent by the latter for the land IHCL occupies in Mumbai. According to media reports, MbPT demands a 'fair rent' from IHCL on the basis of six per cent yearly rent on the market value of the land as per the Ready Reckoner Rate

