Construction of massive second container terminal at Kamarajar Port to begin in 2027
Kamarajar Port in India plans to begin construction on a second container terminal in 2027 to increase cargo capacity. The project, estimated at ₹4,300 crore, aims to handle more mother vessels and reduce turnaround times for shipping.
Why it matters
Expanding port infrastructure is critical for India's manufacturing sector and economic growth by reducing logistics bottlenecks.
In what could give a much-needed fillip to Chennai, a key manufacturing hub, and boost the State’s economy, Kamarajar Port is set to commence the construction of the second container terminal in 2027. Five top Indian and global players have already evinced interest to participate in the bids of the project estimated cost ₹4,300 crore.
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