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Flow of Presentation Flow of Presentation P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
1. Gujarat – Land of Opportunities 2. Introduction to Ports 3. Locations (Map) 4. Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB) 5. Sites under development by GMB 6. Busy Ports 7. Conclusion 8. Bibliography AMA – 3rd January, 2008
STRONG GUJARAT…. PROGRESSIVE GUJARAT
P O R T S
Our Responsibility
Growth of Gujarat for Development of India
Our Aim
O F
To establish Gujarat as a front-runner State in Global competition
G U J A R A T
Our Base
Cultural heritage
Our Land
Fertility – Sow a Rupee, reap a Dollar
Our Strength
Gujaratis with enterprising nature spread all across the globe AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Gujarat… Land of Opportunities Gujarat… Land of Opportunities P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Ø 6 % of Geographical Area Ø 5 % of the Population of India Ø State Contributes 21 % of Major Exports Ø A leading State in Manufacturing Sector Ø SEZs: Paradise for Investors Ø Developed a Global Brand Image AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Introduction to Ports of Gujarat Introduction to Ports of Gujarat P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Ø Situated on the western coast line of India Ø Nearly 1600 Kms Coastline (in total 1/3 coast line of India)
Ø Nearest outlet to Middle East, Africa, Europe Ø There are 41 Ports Ø Kandla Major Port Ø Out of 40 other ports 11 are Intermediates 29 are under the control of Gujarat Maritime AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Kandl a Mundr a
P O R T S
Dahej
O F G U J A R A T
Porbanda r
Pipav av AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Gujarat Maritime Board Gujarat Maritime Board P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Ø Established in 1982 Ø Current Chairman – Mr. A.K. Joti Ø Best in terms of Cargo Handling and Ship Breaking Ø Handles record 82.54 million tones with growth of 13% over previous years Ø Expected to increase by year 2015 in all total 313 million tones/year. Gujarat Maritime Board has successfully steered Gujarat to the leading position in the maritime sector. It has set a precedent for AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Sites under Development by GMB Sites under Development by GMB P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
1. Dholera 2. Maroli 3. Vansi-Borsi 4. Hazira 5. Dahej 6. Mithivirdi 7. Simar 8. Poistra 9. Rozi (BEDI) 10.Mundra AMA – 3rd January, 2008
P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Busy Ports of Gujarat under GMB and Private Sector
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Sikka (Under GMB) Sikka (Under GMB) P O R T S
It is a all weather direct berthing port on north side of Saurashtra in Gulf of Kutch
Current Port Capacity – 20.7 mln Tonnes
O F
Trade Estimated in 2010
G U J A R A T
Facilities & Connectivity
– 22.2 mln Tonnes – Private Barges, tugs and launches are provided from Bedi Bunder as and when required on request from shippers. – A new Jetty at Sikka Port has been constructed for discharging GSFC’s imports of Liquid Ammonia and Phospheric Acid through pipelines. – Sikka is rail and road connected to Jamnagar.
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Porbandar (Under GMB) Porbandar (Under GMB) P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Porbandar is an all-weather Port with direct berthing facilities. It is situated on the west coast of Saurashtra facing the Arabian Sea.
Current Port Capacity – 1.3 mln Tonnes
Trade Estimated in 2010 – 3.3 mln Tonnes
Facilities & Connectivity – – – – –
Tugs : 03 Nos. Launch : 02 Nos. Water barge : 01 No. (40 T capacity) Crane : 01 No. (16 T capacity) Porbandar is connected to the rest of India by broad gauge railway. It is connected to Rajkot by road and then by National Highway. Nearest airport is AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Dahej (Joint Sector) Dahej (Joint Sector) P O R T S
Dahej is a fair-weather lighterage Port, situated at the junction of Guljaria and Ban Creek, on the west coast of India
Current Port Capacity – 5.3 mln Tonnes
O F
Trade Estimated in 2010
G U J A R A T
Facilities & Connectivity
– 13.7 mln Tonnes – Tugs, launches and barges are available with DHIL, IPCL & GCPTCL. – The port cargo is generally handled with cranes. Port users have to arrange the same from private parties, as this facility is not available at the Port. Captive jetties are fitted with cargo handling equipments – Dahej is connected to Bharuch (distance 45 kms) and Vadodara (108 kms) by road. The nearest railway station is Bharuch on broad gauge trunk route. The AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Mundra Mundra P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Mundra is a GMB lighter port and has a private salt and bentonite (Ashapura) loading jetty. It is situated in Bocha Creek, in the Gulf of Kutch on the west coast of India.
Facilities & Connectivity
Godown facilities of about 2400 sq.mtrs. are available Jetties & wharfs for lighters and barges – 2m depth. Salt loading jetty for (small) coastal vessels. Mundra is connected to Gandhidham by road and then by National Highway and by broad gauge railway to the rest of India. Nearest airports are Kandla and Bhuj
Commodities handled
Import: Timber, Waste Oil, Waste Tyre, Dry Dates, Fertilizers and Iron Scrap. Export: Salt, Onion, Sanitary wares, Cattle Feed, Bentonite, Dry Grass, Suran, Watermelons, Marble Slabs, Mica & Manglore Tiles.
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Kandla Kandla P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Kandla port is situated in the Kandla Creek and is 90 kms. from the mouth of the Gulf Of Kutch. It is a protected natural harbour.
Facilities & Connectivity
Six Oil jetties. One deep draft mooring & Four Cargo Moorings in the inner Harbour area for stream handling. Loading/Unloading facilities for barges available for stream handling. Seventy licensed private Barges available at competitive rates. Adequate storage capacities in both Dry and Liquid Areas. 66 KV Power supply at the Port. Standby Power to the extent of 2000 KV available for emergency operations. AMA – 3rd January, 2008
P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Sources Sources P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
http://www.gmbports.org/link s.htm http://www.ports.com http://www.Gujaratindia.com http://www.indiaports.com http://www.kandlaporttrust.c
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Thank you Opportunities are waiting for you on the Dock Ø Mukesh Loonia Ø Aman Lokhandwala
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
1. Gujarat – Land of Opportunities 2. Introduction to Ports 3. Locations (Map) 4. Gujarat Maritime Board (GMB) 5. Sites under development by GMB 6. Busy Ports 7. Conclusion 8. Bibliography AMA – 3rd January, 2008
STRONG GUJARAT…. PROGRESSIVE GUJARAT
P O R T S
Our Responsibility
Growth of Gujarat for Development of India
Our Aim
O F
To establish Gujarat as a front-runner State in Global competition
G U J A R A T
Our Base
Cultural heritage
Our Land
Fertility – Sow a Rupee, reap a Dollar
Our Strength
Gujaratis with enterprising nature spread all across the globe AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Gujarat… Land of Opportunities Gujarat… Land of Opportunities P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Ø 6 % of Geographical Area Ø 5 % of the Population of India Ø State Contributes 21 % of Major Exports Ø A leading State in Manufacturing Sector Ø SEZs: Paradise for Investors Ø Developed a Global Brand Image AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Introduction to Ports of Gujarat Introduction to Ports of Gujarat P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Ø Situated on the western coast line of India Ø Nearly 1600 Kms Coastline (in total 1/3 coast line of India)
Ø Nearest outlet to Middle East, Africa, Europe Ø There are 41 Ports Ø Kandla Major Port Ø Out of 40 other ports 11 are Intermediates 29 are under the control of Gujarat Maritime AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Kandl a Mundr a
P O R T S
Dahej
O F G U J A R A T
Porbanda r
Pipav av AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Gujarat Maritime Board Gujarat Maritime Board P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Ø Established in 1982 Ø Current Chairman – Mr. A.K. Joti Ø Best in terms of Cargo Handling and Ship Breaking Ø Handles record 82.54 million tones with growth of 13% over previous years Ø Expected to increase by year 2015 in all total 313 million tones/year. Gujarat Maritime Board has successfully steered Gujarat to the leading position in the maritime sector. It has set a precedent for AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Sites under Development by GMB Sites under Development by GMB P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
1. Dholera 2. Maroli 3. Vansi-Borsi 4. Hazira 5. Dahej 6. Mithivirdi 7. Simar 8. Poistra 9. Rozi (BEDI) 10.Mundra AMA – 3rd January, 2008
P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Busy Ports of Gujarat under GMB and Private Sector
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Sikka (Under GMB) Sikka (Under GMB) P O R T S
It is a all weather direct berthing port on north side of Saurashtra in Gulf of Kutch
Current Port Capacity – 20.7 mln Tonnes
O F
Trade Estimated in 2010
G U J A R A T
Facilities & Connectivity
– 22.2 mln Tonnes – Private Barges, tugs and launches are provided from Bedi Bunder as and when required on request from shippers. – A new Jetty at Sikka Port has been constructed for discharging GSFC’s imports of Liquid Ammonia and Phospheric Acid through pipelines. – Sikka is rail and road connected to Jamnagar.
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Porbandar (Under GMB) Porbandar (Under GMB) P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Porbandar is an all-weather Port with direct berthing facilities. It is situated on the west coast of Saurashtra facing the Arabian Sea.
Current Port Capacity – 1.3 mln Tonnes
Trade Estimated in 2010 – 3.3 mln Tonnes
Facilities & Connectivity – – – – –
Tugs : 03 Nos. Launch : 02 Nos. Water barge : 01 No. (40 T capacity) Crane : 01 No. (16 T capacity) Porbandar is connected to the rest of India by broad gauge railway. It is connected to Rajkot by road and then by National Highway. Nearest airport is AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Dahej (Joint Sector) Dahej (Joint Sector) P O R T S
Dahej is a fair-weather lighterage Port, situated at the junction of Guljaria and Ban Creek, on the west coast of India
Current Port Capacity – 5.3 mln Tonnes
O F
Trade Estimated in 2010
G U J A R A T
Facilities & Connectivity
– 13.7 mln Tonnes – Tugs, launches and barges are available with DHIL, IPCL & GCPTCL. – The port cargo is generally handled with cranes. Port users have to arrange the same from private parties, as this facility is not available at the Port. Captive jetties are fitted with cargo handling equipments – Dahej is connected to Bharuch (distance 45 kms) and Vadodara (108 kms) by road. The nearest railway station is Bharuch on broad gauge trunk route. The AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Mundra Mundra P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Mundra is a GMB lighter port and has a private salt and bentonite (Ashapura) loading jetty. It is situated in Bocha Creek, in the Gulf of Kutch on the west coast of India.
Facilities & Connectivity
Godown facilities of about 2400 sq.mtrs. are available Jetties & wharfs for lighters and barges – 2m depth. Salt loading jetty for (small) coastal vessels. Mundra is connected to Gandhidham by road and then by National Highway and by broad gauge railway to the rest of India. Nearest airports are Kandla and Bhuj
Commodities handled
Import: Timber, Waste Oil, Waste Tyre, Dry Dates, Fertilizers and Iron Scrap. Export: Salt, Onion, Sanitary wares, Cattle Feed, Bentonite, Dry Grass, Suran, Watermelons, Marble Slabs, Mica & Manglore Tiles.
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Kandla Kandla P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Kandla port is situated in the Kandla Creek and is 90 kms. from the mouth of the Gulf Of Kutch. It is a protected natural harbour.
Facilities & Connectivity
Six Oil jetties. One deep draft mooring & Four Cargo Moorings in the inner Harbour area for stream handling. Loading/Unloading facilities for barges available for stream handling. Seventy licensed private Barges available at competitive rates. Adequate storage capacities in both Dry and Liquid Areas. 66 KV Power supply at the Port. Standby Power to the extent of 2000 KV available for emergency operations. AMA – 3rd January, 2008
P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
Sources Sources P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
http://www.gmbports.org/link s.htm http://www.ports.com http://www.Gujaratindia.com http://www.indiaports.com http://www.kandlaporttrust.c
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
P O R T S O F G U J A R A T
Thank you Opportunities are waiting for you on the Dock Ø Mukesh Loonia Ø Aman Lokhandwala
AMA – 3rd January, 2008
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