September22 , 2026

    V.O.C. Port Records 471% Surge in Cement Cargo Handling in FY 2026–27

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    V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority has registered a remarkable 471.39% growth in cement cargo handling during the April–July period of FY 2026–27, compared to the corresponding period of the previous financial year, reinforcing its position as a key gateway for bulk cargo movement in India.

    The exceptional growth highlights the increasing confidence of exporters, importers, and other trade stakeholders in the port’s operational capabilities. The surge has been attributed to efficient cargo handling systems, improved logistics infrastructure, and the Port Authority’s continued focus on providing reliable and seamless services to the trade.

    The strong performance also reflects the growing demand for cement movement through the port, supporting industrial and infrastructure development across the region.

    V.O. Chidambaranar Port Authority stated that the achievement underscores its commitment to strengthening India’s maritime logistics ecosystem by enhancing operational efficiency, facilitating trade, and delivering customer-centric port services.

    With sustained improvements in cargo handling and logistics connectivity, the port continues to play a vital role in driving industrial growth and contributing to the country’s expanding maritime trade.