Media reports suggest that Pratibha Shipping approached a few banks to secure funds for undertaking salvage operations of its small oil tanker and to meet othe
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Essar Shipping Half yearly profit up at Rs.17.91 Crore
Essar Shipping Limited (ESL) announced its financial results for the half year and quarter ended September 30, 2012.
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VPT to shortlist bidders for berth project
Reports suggest that the Visakhapatnam Port Trust would examine the seven bids received for the Rs 300-400 crore second container berth project and would short
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JNPT finalises fresh tender for terminal project
Luxman Radhakrishnan, Chairman of Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) informed that the port was finalising a fresh tender for the proposed 4.8 million tonne a yea
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Experts call for promoting coastal shipping
Experts suggest government to promote coastal shipping in the country as it is an energy efficient and comparatively cheaper mode of transport
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Kerala Maritime board plan gets cabinet approval
Kerala Minister for Ports and Fisheries K Babu informed that the state cabinet cleared the proposal to set up a maritime board in the state and also approved the draft
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DP World secures Rs 6 bn terminal project
DP World, which was the lone bidder for the Rs 600 crore container terminal project in Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust, received the contract from the port
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Cabinet may clear 2 port projects
Union Shipping Secretary PK Sinha informed that the cabinet may clear two new port projects, one in Sagar Island (West Bengal) and Ramyapattanam (And
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A push to domestic players not backed up
The pressure on the shipping ministry to achieve dredging commitments has just got higher, as only about half the planned target was completed in the last Five Year Plan.
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Ports is a more attractive sector than several others to foreign investors
Rajiv Aggarwal, CEO, Essar Ports outlines the plans for investment to Shashidhar Nanjundaiah, after a hugely successful Q1 2013 when the company's profits grew a whopping 73 per cent.