September3 , 2026

    DBGT concluded 2023 on an enthusiastic note

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    Dakshin Bharat Gateway Terminal started the year 2023 with progressive swing in handling volumes despite several hurdles that grabbed entire logistics worldwith fear of unbalanced supply and demand.

    The year with extreme challenges were met with more proactive and diligent approaches. With lot of novel strategies and associations with newer networks, DBGT overcame the stringent times with great confidence and devoted approach towards every stakeholder/customer.

    We had a special delegation from Port of Colombo including Chairman of SLPA, representatives from JCT, SAGT & CICT, whom had a brief addressing session at Tuticorin Port.

    DBGT’s commitment to International Standards including Environmental Management System (EMS), has garnered internationally recognized ISO 14001:2015 and GREEN TERMINAL by Bureau veritas.

    It was a good addition during 2023 with new service that directly connects Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam & China with a direct service of China-India 7 (CI7 Service) and a direct service to Mundra as another feather in the cap.

    A rememberable moment during 2023 is when DBGT was honored with a distinguished award of “Maritime Excellence in Global ESG initiatives” at Global India Maritime Summit (GMIS 2023) held at Mumbai during October 2023, which was jointly organized by Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways, FICCI & Indian Ports Association.

    DBGT has again proved its credibility on addressing the commitment to customersby ensuring uninterrupted vessel operations even during the most terrified natural calamity witnessed during month of December 2023

    Though the EXIM Trade was overshadowed with numerous concerns of supply chain disruptions due to recessional fears and geopolitical apprehensions, DBGT could manage to attain the growth in handling Exports and overall throughput comparing previous year.

    The Management expressed its gratitude and respect towards every stakeholder for being supportive to this growth and thanked every fellow DBGTian for the dedicated work and being supportive during every circumstances.