October2 , 2026

    Adani Gangavaram Port sets a new record in handling of coastal cargo

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    Adani Gangavaram Port, the deepest and one of the most modern ports in India today sets a new record in handling of coastal cargo by loading 61,317 MTs in 24 hours in MV Star Nasia for TANGEDCO breaking its earlier record of 57,950 MTs in Jan 2025. This achievement underscores the port’s commitment to operational excellence and efficient cargo handling.

    The record-breaking cargo handling was made possible through the strategic utilization of Mobile Harbour Cranes, E-GSCs, Railway Infra and Mechanized Yards to ensure high productivity. The port’s constant thrust in safe and efficient operations through technology and investments in infrastructure have enabled this record.

    Adani Gangavaram Port integrated approach, which includes seamless connectivity with railway facilities, ensures the swift and reliable transportation of coastal cargo across the region.

    Speaking on the occasion Adani Gangavaram Port management said, “This record-breaking achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our entire team,” “We are committed to continuously enhancing our operational capabilities to provide efficient and reliable services to our customers and contribute to the growth of the Indian economy.”