Some analysts feel that the proposed capital expenditure of Gujarat Pipavav Port (GPP) may benefit it in the long run. It may be noted that the port plans to execute Rs 11 bn worth projects to expand its present berth capacity. It plans to double container capacity by March 2015 to 1.5 mn TEUs and increase bulkhandling capacity to 10 mn ton
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Net profit of Gujarat Pipavav declines
The net profit of Gujarat Pipavav Port declined 38.2 percent to Rs 8.17 crore during July-September 2012 quarter compared to the year-ago period.The fall in the bottomline is attributed to the 6.5 percent decline in net sales to Rs 86.47 crore during the period compared to July-September 2011. Gujarat Pipavav Port is the country's first private sec
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