October28 , 2026

    MV LEFKADA Berths at Deendayal Port with 40,000 MT Coal Consignment for Agarwal Coal Corporation

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    MV LEFKADA has successfully berthed at Deendayal Port, carrying a bulk cargo consignment of 40,000 metric tons of coal destined for Agarwal Coal Corporation Private Limited.
    Cargo discharge operations are currently underway, with port and handling teams ensuring efficient execution while maintaining the highest standards of safety and operational discipline. The unloading process is being carried out with a strong focus on precision, productivity, and compliance with established safety protocols.
    The vessel’s arrival highlights the continued importance of Deendayal Port as a key gateway for bulk commodity imports and underscores the seamless coordination between shipping, port, and cargo-handling stakeholders.
    The successful handling of the MV LEFKADA cargo further reflects the industry’s commitment to operational excellence, timely cargo movement, and reliable supply chain support for India’s energy and industrial sectors.