November8 , 2026

    MV Graceous Becomes Largest Vessel to Enter Visakhapatnam Port’s Inner Harbour

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    A significant milestone has been achieved at Visakhapatnam Port Authority, with MV Graceous, a Capesize bulk carrier managed by Anglo-Eastern on behalf of Teh-Hu Cargocean, becoming the largest vessel ever to enter the port’s inner harbour.

    The vessel, carrying more than 100,000 metric tonnes of coal, was safely navigated and berthed at EQ-1 following meticulous planning and seamless coordination between the Visakhapatnam Port Authority’s marine team and Anglo-Eastern’s onboard crew.

    The operation was led by Capt. Anurag Puniya and Abhirup Dalai, whose expertise ensured the successful handling of the large Capesize vessel within the port’s inner harbour.

    The achievement highlights the growing capability of Visakhapatnam Port to accommodate larger vessels while demonstrating the importance of close collaboration between port authorities, ship managers, and vessel operators in executing complex marine operations safely and efficiently.

    Anglo-Eastern said the milestone reflects its continued commitment to delivering safe, efficient, and high-quality ship management services worldwide. The company also acknowledged the support of Teh-Hu Cargocean, the Visakhapatnam Port Authority, and its seafarers and shore-based teams for their role in successfully completing the operation.

    The successful berthing of MV Graceous further reinforces Visakhapatnam Port’s operational capabilities and strengthens its position as one of India’s key gateways for handling large bulk cargo vessels.