The port handled 321.51 MT of
metallurgical coke in FY 2026–27, compared with 268.96 MT in FY 2025–26. This
represents an absolute increase of 52.55 MT over the corresponding period of
the previous financial year. The
growth reflects Paradip Port’s continued focus on operational efficiency,
cargo-handling capacity and the smooth movement of industrial raw materials.
Metallurgical coke is a key input in iron and steel production, making its
efficient handling important for supporting the country’s industrial supply
chains. The increase further
highlights Paradip Port’s role in strengthening India’s maritime logistics
infrastructure and facilitating the movement of essential commodities for major
industries.
With rising cargo volumes and
continued improvements in port operations, Paradip Port remains an important
contributor to India’s maritime trade and industrial growth.