Super Freight, which was acquired by Aprojects in May 2024, firstly delivered two MHCs from Krishnapatnam port to Dhamra port. Each crane weighed 376 tonnes and measured 18.5 m x 14.5 m x 67.5 m.
The second delivery, from Gangavaram port to Kolkata port, saw the coordination of two even larger units – each MHC measured 21.3 m x 14 m x 61.4 m, weighing 460 tonnes apiece.
Super Freight was responsible for the planning, tailored engineering, and precise execution of the project moves.
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