The Mumbai Port Trust (MbPT) is expecting its container traffic to improve as its offshore container terminal (OCT) project gets ready in 2011-12. On completion, its capacity will be about 12 million TEUs and will be later increased as per demand. Being developed under PPP, the project will incur an investment of about Rs 1,460 crore for which funds have already been tied up.
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