October21 , 2026

    Mumbai Port Authority Targets Modernisation With ₹5,028 Crore Project Pipeline

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    Mumbai Port is set for a major infrastructure upgrade as the Mumbai Port Authority plans to undertake 63 development projects with a combined investment of ₹5,028.17 crore.

    The planned projects are aimed at modernising port facilities, improving operational efficiency, enhancing cargo handling capabilities, and strengthening maritime infrastructure. The initiative is expected to support future trade growth and improve the port’s competitiveness.

    The development programme includes initiatives focused on capacity enhancement, infrastructure improvements, and technology-driven upgrades to streamline port operations.

    The investment push aligns with India’s broader maritime development goals, as ports across the country continue to upgrade facilities and expand their role in supporting domestic and international trade.