October21 , 2026

    PSA Mumbai Crosses 13 Million TEUs, Reinforcing India’s Trade Connectivity

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    PSA Mumbai has achieved a major operational milestone by surpassing 13 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) in cumulative container throughput, underscoring its position as India’s largest container terminal.

    The company said the achievement reflects its strong operational excellence, extensive global network, trusted partnerships, and the unwavering commitment of its workforce, whose efforts continue to ensure the seamless movement of international trade.

    The milestone highlights PSA Mumbai’s growing role in supporting India’s expanding containerized trade and strengthening the country’s position in global supply chains.

    Looking ahead, PSA Mumbai said it will continue to focus on enhancing trade efficiency, expanding global connectivity, and delivering world-class terminal services to support India’s economic growth and international trade ambitions.