Visakhaatnam: Adani Gangavaram Port, the deepest and one of the most modern ports in India today set a new record for urea discharge, successfully offloading 19,199 MTs of urea from MV ALTUS within its first 24 hours of berthing. This achievement underscores the port’s commitment to operational excellence and efficient cargo handling.
The record-breaking discharge was made possible through the strategic utilization of Mobile Harbour Cranes, Hoppers, and Warehouses. The port’s continuous investments in infrastructure and technology, coupled with a strong focus on safe and efficient operations, have been instrumental in achieving this milestone.
Adani Gangavaram Port’s integrated approach, which includes seamless connectivity with railway facilities, ensures the swift and reliable transportation of fertilizer cargo to farmers across the region.
Speaking on the occasion Adani Gangavaram Port Limited management sad, “This record-breaking achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our entire team,” “We are committed to continuously enhancing our operational capabilities to provide efficient and reliable services to our customers and contribute to the growth of the Indian economy.”
The record-breaking discharge was made possible through the strategic utilization of Mobile Harbour Cranes, Hoppers, and Warehouses. The port’s continuous investments in infrastructure and technology, coupled with a strong focus on safe and efficient operations, have been instrumental in achieving this milestone.
Adani Gangavaram Port’s integrated approach, which includes seamless connectivity with railway facilities, ensures the swift and reliable transportation of fertilizer cargo to farmers across the region.
Speaking on the occasion Adani Gangavaram Port Limited management sad, “This record-breaking achievement is a testament to the dedication and hard work of our entire team,” “We are committed to continuously enhancing our operational capabilities to provide efficient and reliable services to our customers and contribute to the growth of the Indian economy.”