October15 , 2026

    ₹20,000 Crore Maritime Investment Fund to Be Managed by SBI Ventures

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    India’s proposed ₹20,000 crore Maritime Investment Fund will be managed by SBI Ventures, marking a major step in strengthening financing support for the country’s shipping and maritime infrastructure sectors. The fund is expected to play a key role in mobilising long-term capital for ports, shipbuilding, coastal logistics, inland waterways, maritime services, and related infrastructure projects.

    The initiative is aligned with the government’s broader maritime development strategy aimed at boosting India’s position in global shipping and logistics. Industry stakeholders expect the fund to support capacity expansion, technology upgrades, green shipping initiatives, and private sector participation across the maritime value chain.

    Officials said the fund could help address financing gaps in the sector while encouraging investments in strategic maritime projects under India’s long-term infrastructure and trade growth plans.