Larsen and Toubro Ltd (L&T), India’s biggest engineering and construction firm, plans to open a container terminal at Kattupalli, near Ennore in Tamil Nadu, where it is also building a shipyard.

Nine foreign and local companies have submitted the request for qualification (RFQ) document for the development of India’s first mega container terminal at Chennai Port (see WorldCargo News August 2008, p7).

The Kerala High Court has issued a stay order on the development of the US$1B Vizhinjam International Container transhipment port in southern India.

Some 20 years after it was first mooted, India’s Shipping Ministry has approved the construction of a container transhipment terminal at Vizhinjam in the southern state of Kerala.

Sharjah-based port operator Gulftainer has signed an agreement with India’s Lanco Group to co-operate on a wide range of port and transportation projects.

Three Indian companies, the Larsen and Toubro-led International Seaports (ISP) consortium, Chennai-based South India Corporation Ltd (SICL) and Mumbai’s Zoom Developers, have submitted pre-qualification bids for a “clean” cargo berth at Paradip Port in the eastern state of Orissa.

Larsen and Toubro Ltd (L&T), India’s biggest engineering and construction firm, plans to open a container terminal at Kattupalli, near Ennore in Tamil Nadu, where it is also building a shipyard.

Nine foreign and local companies have submitted the request for qualification (RFQ) document for the development of India’s first mega container terminal at Chennai Port (see WorldCargo News August 2008, p7).

The Kerala High Court has issued a stay order on the development of the US$1B Vizhinjam International Container transhipment port in southern India.

Some 20 years after it was first mooted, India’s Shipping Ministry has approved the construction of a container transhipment terminal at Vizhinjam in the southern state of Kerala.

Sharjah-based port operator Gulftainer has signed an agreement with India’s Lanco Group to co-operate on a wide range of port and transportation projects.

Three Indian companies, the Larsen and Toubro-led International Seaports (ISP) consortium, Chennai-based South India Corporation Ltd (SICL) and Mumbai’s Zoom Developers, have submitted pre-qualification bids for a “clean” cargo berth at Paradip Port in the eastern state of Orissa.