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Sourabh Kayakkalakath
Sourabh Kayakkalakath

The Adani Port in Mundra, India achieved several milestones: - In 2013-2014, it became the first Indian port to handle over 100 million tonnes of cargo in a year. - It is also now India's largest port by cargo volume handled. - The port spans 13,500 hectares and has the facilities to handle containers, dry bulk, liquid bulk, and general cargo using modern equipment and technology.

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ADANI PORT MUNDRA 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 1 SOURABH KAYAKKALAKATH MBA PORT & SHIPPING MANAGEMENT SCHOOL OF MARITIME MANAGEMENT 1605304006 INDIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY KOCHI CAMPUS
Mile stones • In 2013-2014, Mundra Port has handled 100 million tonnes of cargo in a year becoming the first Indian port to do so. • It also became India's biggest port by cargo handled • The Port of Mundra is a private port and is also a special economic zone. Incorporated in 1998 as Gujarat Adani Port Limited (GAPL) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 2
Significant facilities • Worlds biggest coal handling terminal • The Mundra port is the first of Indian ports to have SEZ operations and facilities within a port • The port spans a total area of about 13,500 hectares with the SEZ spanning an area about 6,500 hectares • The port boasts of operational handling of various kinds of container and cargo shipping operations with latest technological equipments to simplify and speed the shipping processes 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 3
• The port of Mundra has a cargo shipping turnover touching almost two billion tonnes. The port’s exceedingly high cargo turnover figures have propelled and prognosticated its growth chart quite substantially • With a wharf length of around 6,500 metres & two single-point moorage systems • Excellent connectivity with international shipping ports, extensive road and rail networks, with proposed constructional advancements to incorporate airways networking 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 4
Number of berth • 9 berths • 1800 meters • Draught Ranging from 9 to 16.5 meters 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 5
QUESTIONS 2007- 2008 2008- 2009 2009- 2010 2010- 2011 2011- 2012 2012 - 2013 2013- 2014 2014- 2015 2015- 2016 2016- 2017 68 82 101 111 109 100 CONTAINER 1216 1486 1533 1785 LIQUID BULK (no) 592 610 621 608 DRY BULK (no) 867 801 837 662 GENERAL CARGO PROJECT CARGO Total 2675 2897 2991 3055 TRAFFIC (MT ) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 6 Vessel traffic & ships visited
FINANCIAL INDICATORS PARTICUL ARS Mar 2017 Mar 2016 Mar 2015 Mar 2014 Mar 2013 Mar 2012 Mar 2011 Mar 2010 Mar 2009 Mar 2008 NET PROFIT AFTER TAX 3100.6 1 2841.58 2183.14 2016.17 1754.18 117.26 986.16 718.97 482.06 201.48 OPERATIN G INCOME 4878 4630.75 3909 4345 3361 2481.90 1885.07 1395.39 1137.59 818.58 OPERATIN G EXPENSES 781 816 885 1271 648 536.81 418.97 107.73 85.57 45.08 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 7
PARTICU LARS Mar 2017 Mar 2016 Mar 2015 Mar 2014 Mar 2013 Mar 2012 Mar 2011 Mar 2010 Mar 2009 Mar 2008 OPERATI NG PROFIT 4097.86 3814 3024 3074 2713 1945.0 9 1466.1 1287.66 1052.02 773.5 NON- OPERATI NG INCOME 1284.67 973.03 738.16 679.75 203.24 40.25 120.23 164.78 109.71 53.53 NON- OPERATI NG EXPENSE S 2289.08 1863.67 1613.81 2543.78 1026.32 715.75 509.45 673.99 625.96 472.14 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 8
UPCOMING Projects • Development of LPG terminal- 3.56MT • New container terminal in association with CMA CGM (15 years agreement) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 9
NUMBER OF CRANES AVALILABLE ON WHARF • Adani Ports operates two terminals at Mundra • Adani Mundra Container Terminal (AMCT) • Adani International Container Terminal (AICTPL) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 10
• 48 rubber tyre gantry cranes • 6 Kalmars (42 T capacity) • 16 mobile harbor cranes (100 MT capacity), • 8 Goliath cranes with vacuum lifting attachments • forklifts (42 T capacity) • grab ship unloaders (7 nos.) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 11
NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES OPRATIONAL & NON OPERTIONAL • 10400 employees (as of march 2015) * *wikepedia 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 12
DRAUGHT RESTRICTION 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 13
DRAUGHT OF CHANNEL • Upto 14-16 meters channel at zero tide • 14 -19 meters berth at zero tide • ULCC upto 360000 DWT handled in SBM 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 14
PERCENTAGE OF TYPE OF CARGO • Dry cargo 37% • Liquid cargo 22% • Containers 40% • Others 0.09% 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 15
NAME OF CARGO & NUMBER OF CAPTIVE CARGO (FY16-17) • Fertilizer 3.8 MT • Agri products 2.4 MT • Minerals 10.1 MT • Coal 50 MT • Steel 3.1 MT • Liquid 6.2 MT • Crude 19 MT • Container 43.74 MT • Ro-Ro 87000 units 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 16
CONVEYER BELT AVAILABLE IN PORT • Yes, conveyer belts are available in port • For handling coal • Agricultural products • And fertilizers 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 17

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  • 1. ADANI PORT MUNDRA 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 1 SOURABH KAYAKKALAKATH MBA PORT & SHIPPING MANAGEMENT SCHOOL OF MARITIME MANAGEMENT 1605304006 INDIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY KOCHI CAMPUS
  • 2. Mile stones • In 2013-2014, Mundra Port has handled 100 million tonnes of cargo in a year becoming the first Indian port to do so. • It also became India's biggest port by cargo handled • The Port of Mundra is a private port and is also a special economic zone. Incorporated in 1998 as Gujarat Adani Port Limited (GAPL) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 2
  • 3. Significant facilities • Worlds biggest coal handling terminal • The Mundra port is the first of Indian ports to have SEZ operations and facilities within a port • The port spans a total area of about 13,500 hectares with the SEZ spanning an area about 6,500 hectares • The port boasts of operational handling of various kinds of container and cargo shipping operations with latest technological equipments to simplify and speed the shipping processes 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 3
  • 4. • The port of Mundra has a cargo shipping turnover touching almost two billion tonnes. The port’s exceedingly high cargo turnover figures have propelled and prognosticated its growth chart quite substantially • With a wharf length of around 6,500 metres & two single-point moorage systems • Excellent connectivity with international shipping ports, extensive road and rail networks, with proposed constructional advancements to incorporate airways networking 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 4
  • 5. Number of berth • 9 berths • 1800 meters • Draught Ranging from 9 to 16.5 meters 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 5
  • 6. QUESTIONS 2007- 2008 2008- 2009 2009- 2010 2010- 2011 2011- 2012 2012 - 2013 2013- 2014 2014- 2015 2015- 2016 2016- 2017 68 82 101 111 109 100 CONTAINER 1216 1486 1533 1785 LIQUID BULK (no) 592 610 621 608 DRY BULK (no) 867 801 837 662 GENERAL CARGO PROJECT CARGO Total 2675 2897 2991 3055 TRAFFIC (MT ) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 6 Vessel traffic & ships visited
  • 7. FINANCIAL INDICATORS PARTICUL ARS Mar 2017 Mar 2016 Mar 2015 Mar 2014 Mar 2013 Mar 2012 Mar 2011 Mar 2010 Mar 2009 Mar 2008 NET PROFIT AFTER TAX 3100.6 1 2841.58 2183.14 2016.17 1754.18 117.26 986.16 718.97 482.06 201.48 OPERATIN G INCOME 4878 4630.75 3909 4345 3361 2481.90 1885.07 1395.39 1137.59 818.58 OPERATIN G EXPENSES 781 816 885 1271 648 536.81 418.97 107.73 85.57 45.08 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 7
  • 8. PARTICU LARS Mar 2017 Mar 2016 Mar 2015 Mar 2014 Mar 2013 Mar 2012 Mar 2011 Mar 2010 Mar 2009 Mar 2008 OPERATI NG PROFIT 4097.86 3814 3024 3074 2713 1945.0 9 1466.1 1287.66 1052.02 773.5 NON- OPERATI NG INCOME 1284.67 973.03 738.16 679.75 203.24 40.25 120.23 164.78 109.71 53.53 NON- OPERATI NG EXPENSE S 2289.08 1863.67 1613.81 2543.78 1026.32 715.75 509.45 673.99 625.96 472.14 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 8
  • 9. UPCOMING Projects • Development of LPG terminal- 3.56MT • New container terminal in association with CMA CGM (15 years agreement) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 9
  • 10. NUMBER OF CRANES AVALILABLE ON WHARF • Adani Ports operates two terminals at Mundra • Adani Mundra Container Terminal (AMCT) • Adani International Container Terminal (AICTPL) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 10
  • 11. • 48 rubber tyre gantry cranes • 6 Kalmars (42 T capacity) • 16 mobile harbor cranes (100 MT capacity), • 8 Goliath cranes with vacuum lifting attachments • forklifts (42 T capacity) • grab ship unloaders (7 nos.) 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 11
  • 12. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES OPRATIONAL & NON OPERTIONAL • 10400 employees (as of march 2015) * *wikepedia 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 12
  • 14. DRAUGHT OF CHANNEL • Upto 14-16 meters channel at zero tide • 14 -19 meters berth at zero tide • ULCC upto 360000 DWT handled in SBM 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 14
  • 15. PERCENTAGE OF TYPE OF CARGO • Dry cargo 37% • Liquid cargo 22% • Containers 40% • Others 0.09% 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 15
  • 16. NAME OF CARGO & NUMBER OF CAPTIVE CARGO (FY16-17) • Fertilizer 3.8 MT • Agri products 2.4 MT • Minerals 10.1 MT • Coal 50 MT • Steel 3.1 MT • Liquid 6.2 MT • Crude 19 MT • Container 43.74 MT • Ro-Ro 87000 units 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 16
  • 17. CONVEYER BELT AVAILABLE IN PORT • Yes, conveyer belts are available in port • For handling coal • Agricultural products • And fertilizers 12/29/2018 SOURABH.KAYAKKALAKATH 17