Paradip Port Achieves Historic Milestone with First-Ever Capsize Vessel Berthing
The 292-metre-long
vessel arrived carrying 152,702 metric tonnes of coking coal from Hay Point,
Australia. The successful handling of the deep-draft Capesize vessel marks a
major step forward in Paradip Port’s capabilities to accommodate larger vessels
and handle high-volume cargo efficiently.
The achievement highlights the port’s growing infrastructure and
operational capabilities, particularly at WD-1, and strengthens its position as
a key gateway for bulk cargo and India’s maritime trade.Shri Susanta Kumar
Purohit, IRSEE, Chairperson, Paradip Port Authority, congratulated the Team PPA
and Team JPPL for their efforts in accomplishing the landmark operation.
The successful
berthing of MV Mineral Kwangyang is expected to further enhance Paradip Port’s
competitiveness in handling large bulk carriers and contribute to more
efficient and cost-effective cargo movement.
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