Formoso highlighted the strategic importance of Nhava Sheva to PSA BDP’s India business, supported by PSA India’s flagship PSA Mumbai terminal and PSA Ameya’s container freight station (CFS) and warehousing operations. These facilities enable the company to provide integrated port, warehousing, freight forwarding and logistics solutions.     With more than 40% of India’s container trade passing through Nhava Sheva, the location remains a critical hub in the country’s maritime logistics ecosystem. Formoso commended the people and organisations working around the clock to sustain operations and support India’s economic growth.     The Mumbai visit concluded a week-long tour covering Hyderabad, Visakhapatnam, Pune and Mumbai, during which Formoso engaged with company teams and customers to discuss business priorities, gather feedback and review support measures amid the ongoing crisis in the Middle East.    During the visit to Visakhapatnam, Formoso also toured Container Corporation of India Ltd’s (CONCOR) railhead at the Visakhapatnam Multi Modal Logistics Park. He noted the growth in rail volumes and ongoing infrastructure expansion, while discussions focused on opportunities to increase PSA BDP’s rail movements through the facility.    

The visits underscore PSA BDP’s focus on strengthening customer relationships, improving multimodal connectivity and expanding integrated logistics solutions across India.