JNPA will become first Indian port cross 10 mn TEU capacity mark: Wagh
JNPA is expected to maintain steady growth, focusing partly on the under-construction Vadhvan Port
 "Unmesh Wagh, IRS, chairperson of JNPA and chief managing director of Vadhvan Port Project Ltd.")
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Unmesh Wagh, chairperson of JNPA, and chairman and managing director of Vadhvan Port Project
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India’s largest state-owned container port, Jawaharlal Nehru Port
Authority (JNPA), is aiming to become the country’s first port with a
capacity of 10 million twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU), said UNMESH WAGH, chairperson of JNPA, and chairman and managing director of Vadhvan Port Project, in an interaction with Prachi Pisal
in Raigad. JNPA is expected to maintain steady growth, focusing partly
on the under-construction Vadhvan Port, which is estimated to become one
of the top 10 container-handling ports globally, with a capacity of
23.2 million TEU once completed. Edited excerpts:
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