PARADIP: Paradip Port Authority (PPA) has recorded an impressive year-on-year growth of 15.99% in thermal coal handling during FY 2026–27, reflecting its continued focus on operational efficiency, enhanced cargo handling capabilities and strengthening India’s maritime logistics network.
The Port handled 26,695.46 MT of thermal coal during FY 2026–27, compared with 23,016.16 MT in FY 2025–26, registering an increase of 3,679.30 MT over the corresponding period of the previous financial year.
The robust growth highlights Paradip Port’s ability to facilitate efficient cargo movement and support the transportation of critical energy resources. Thermal coal remains an important component of India’s energy supply chain, serving the requirements of power generation and other industrial activities.
The improved performance reflects the Port’s continued emphasis on efficient cargo handling, operational excellence and the effective utilisation of port infrastructure to meet the evolving requirements of trade and industry.
As one of India’s major maritime gateways on the eastern coast, Paradip Port plays a significant role in facilitating bulk cargo movement and supporting the country’s industrial and economic development. The sustained growth in thermal coal handling further reinforces its importance in strengthening domestic supply chains and enhancing the efficiency of maritime logistics.
Paradip Port Authority remains committed to improving operational performance, facilitating seamless cargo movement and contributing to the growth of India’s maritime sector. The latest achievement underscores the Port’s continued efforts to enhance cargo handling efficiency and strengthen its position as a key contributor to the nation’s trade and logistics ecosystem.
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