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CMA-CGM Group Indian Sub-Continent CMA-CGM Agencies (India) Pvt Ltd. Table of Contents Ports Agencies & Services Logistics Indian Sub-Continent Last update: Jun 25th 2020 Group Applications (LARA, LISA, OCEAN, GAIA, QIRA) 2 Ports DELHI 6 Gateway ports MUNDRA KANDLA HAZIRA KOLKATA PIPAVAV HALDIA DHAMRA Feeder ports PARADIP 9 NHAVA SHEVA VISAKAPATNAM (VIZAG) MORMUGAO KRISHNAPATNAM KATTUPALLI MANGALORE ENNORE Click on the port to access CHENNAI more information. COCHIN TUTICORIN VIZHINJAM COLACHEL Feeder ports Last update: Jun 25th 2020 Gateway ports ↖ Table of Contents CC is not operating Under development Mundra – Adani – Terminal 1 INMUN - Mundra International Container Terminal or CT1 (MICT) Port information MICT • Distance from Pilot station to berth 3 miles • Time from Pilot station to berth 1.50 hour • Min Depth 13.8 meters • Max allowed vessel draft 16.5 meters • Total length of berth 632 meters • Max vessel size 367 m x 48 m AICTPL Quay and Yard equipment • Quay cranes 6 (2 PP + 4 SPP) • Max outreach 19 Rows • SWL Spreader/hook 40-60 / 100 Tons • Stacking area 240,000 Sq. meters • Capacity 1.35 Million TEUs • Utilization % 93.0% (FY 2016-17) Rail Connectivity from ICDs: • Handling equipment type RTG CMA-CGM Services • Reefer plugs 242 plugs KHODIYAR – SACHANA - SANAND – TUGHLAKABAD – MIDAS 2 PATPARGANJ - DADRI – GHARI HARSARU - LONI – PATLI – Out of Gauge (OOG) restrictions Wed 4AM– Wed 7PM PIYALA - MORADABAD – FARIDABAD – KATHUWAS – PANTNAGAR - SONIPAT – SAMALKHA – LUDHIANA (DHANDARIKALANA, SAHNEWAL, KANECH, CHAWA) – • Maximum OOG cargo height 1.5 meters CIMEX 2 K Monday KASHIPUR – PALI - KOTA – JAIPUR – JODHPUR (BGKT, THAR DRY PORT) – REWARI - PALWAL. ↖ Ports ↑ Local Tariff 4 Contact: Surajit SAHA (+91 89800 15237) Mundra – Adani – Terminal 2 INMUN - Adani Mundra Container Terminal or CT2 (AMCT) Port information AMCT • Distance from Pilot station to berth 5 miles • Time from Pilot station to berth 2 hours • Min Depth 14.5 meters • Max allowed vessel draft 14 meters • Total length of berth 632 meters • Max vessel size 365 m x 48 m AICTPL Quay and Yard equipment • Quay cranes 6 SPP • Max outreach 19 Rows • SWL Spreader/hook 41/100 Tons • Stacking area 175,000 Sq. meters • Capacity 1.2 Million TEUs • Utilization % 86.0% (FY 2016-17) Rail Connectivity from ICDs: • Handling equipment type RTG • Reefer plugs 240 plugs KHODIYAR – SACHANA - SANAND – TUGHLAKABAD – CMA-CGM Services PATPARGANJ - DADRI – GHARI HARSARU - LONI – PATLI – Out of Gauge (OOG) restrictions PIYALA - MORADABAD – FARIDABAD – KATHUWAS – GULFEIND PANTNAGAR - SONIPAT – SAMALKHA – LUDHIANA • Maximum OOG cargo width 5.8 meters Fri 9AM – Sat 7AM (DHANDARIKALANA, SAHNEWAL, KANECH, CHAWA) – • Maximum OOG cargo height 10 meters KASHIPUR – PALI - KOTA – JAIPUR – JODHPUR (BGKT, THAR DRY PORT) – REWARI - PALWAL. ↖ Ports ↑ Local Tariff 5 Contact: Surajit SAHA (+91 89800 15237) Mundra – Adani MSC – Terminal 3 INMUN - Adani International Container Terminal or CT3 (AICT) Port information • Distance from Pilot station to berth 2.5 miles • Time from Pilot station to berth 1 hour • Min Depth 15.6 meters • Max allowed vessel draft 16.6 meters • Total length of berth 1500 meters • Max vessel size 400 m x 60 m AICTPL Quay and Yard equipment AICT • Quay cranes 15 SPP • Max outreach 18 Rows • SWL Spreader/hook 65/100 Tons • Stacking area 500,000 Sq. meters • Capacity 2.8 Million TEUs • Utilization % 77.3% (FY 2016-17) Rail Connectivity from ICDs: • Handling equipment type RTG • Reefer plugs 698 plugs KHODIYAR – SACHANA - SANAND – TUGHLAKABAD – CMA-CGM Services PATPARGANJ - DADRI – GHARI HARSARU - LONI – PATLI – Out of Gauge (OOG) restrictions EPIC 1 PIYALA - MORADABAD – FARIDABAD – KATHUWAS – Tues 5PM – Wed 5PM PANTNAGAR - SONIPAT – SAMALKHA – LUDHIANA (DHANDARIKALANA, SAHNEWAL, KANECH, CHAWA) – • Maximum OOG cargo width 72 meters INDIAMED KASHIPUR – PALI - KOTA – JAIPUR – JODHPUR (BGKT, Sun 8PM – Mon 8AM THAR DRY PORT) – REWARI - PALWAL. ↖ Ports ↑ Local Tariff 6 Contact: Surajit SAHA (+91 89800 15237) Mundra – Adani CMA-CGM – Terminal 4 INMUN - Adani CMA Mundra Terminal or CT4 (ACMT) Port information • Distance from Pilot station to berth 2.5 miles • Time from Pilot station to berth 1 hour • Min Depth 17.0 meters • Max allowed vessel draft 14.5 meters • Total length of berth 650 meters • Max vessel size 400 m x 60 m ACMT AICTPL Quay and Yard equipment • Quay cranes 12 SPP • Max outreach 24 Rows • SWL Spreader/hook 65/100 Tons • Stacking area 270,000 Sq. meters • Capacity 1.3 Million TEUs • Utilization % Rail Connectivity from ICDs: • Handling equipment type N/A CMA-CGM Services • Reefer plugs 896 plugs MIDAS 1 INDAMEX KHODIYAR – SACHANA - SANAND – TUGHLAKABAD – PATPARGANJ - DADRI – GHARI HARSARU - LONI – PATLI – Sun 4PM Wed 1PM – Tues 2AM PIYALA - MORADABAD – FARIDABAD – KATHUWAS – Out of Gauge (OOG) restrictions Mon 3PM EPIC 2 PANTNAGAR - SONIPAT – SAMALKHA – LUDHIANA SWAX 2 Wed 6PM – Thu 6PM (DHANDARIKALANA, SAHNEWAL, KANECH, CHAWA) – • Maximum OOG cargo width N/A Sun 1PM MEDEX KASHIPUR – PALI - KOTA – JAIPUR – JODHPUR (BGKT, Mon 4AM Sat 7PM– Sun 12PM THAR DRY PORT) – REWARI - PALWAL. ↖ Ports ↑ Local Tariff 7 Contact: Surajit SAHA (+91 89800 15237) Kandla INIXY - Kandla International Container Terminal Port information • Distance from Pilot station to berth 3 miles • Time from Pilot station to berth 1.5 hour • Min Depth 14.5 meters • Max allowed vessel draft 14.5 meters • Total length of berth 545 meters • Max vessel length 240 meters KICT Quay and Yard equipment • Quay cranes 2 SPP + 2 PP • Max outreach 24 Rows • SWL Spreader/hook N/A • Stacking area 100,000 Sq. meters • Capacity 1.8 Million TEUs • Utilization % • Handling equipment type RTG • Reefer plugs 59 plugs CMA-CGM Services Out of Gauge (OOG) restrictions No Service. • Maximum OOG cargo height 1.5 meter ↖ Ports ↑ Local Tariff 8 Contact: Anoop Surendran ( +91 9 8795 42216 ) Pipavav – Maersk – GPPL INPAV - APM Terminal – Gujarat Pipavav Port (GPPL) Port information • Distance from Pilot station to berth 2.2 miles • Time from Pilot station to berth 1.5 hour • Min Depth 13.5 meters • Max vessel draft* 13.5 – 14.5 meters Depending on monsoon season, can be 12.0 m + tide level GPPL • Total length of berth 750 meters • Max vessel size 350 m x 50 m ACMTPL AICTPL Quay and Yard equipment • Quay cranes 5 PP + 3 Panamax • Max outreach 13 + 18 Rows • SWL Spreader/hook 40 - 53/100 Tons • Stacking area 104,000 Sq. meters • Capacity 1.3 Million TEUs • Utilization % 49.1% (FY 2016-17) • Handling equipment type RTG CMA-CGM Services Rail Connectivity from ICDs: • Reefer plugs 526 plugs CIMEX 2 CS SACHANA – KHODIYAR – SANAND - TUGHLAKABAD – Tue 10:30AM – Wed 12:30PM PATPARGANJ - DADRI – GHARI HARSARU - LONI – PATLI – Out of Gauge (OOG) restrictions PIYALA – FARIDABAD – KATHUWAS – SONIPAT – CIMEX 2 N SAMALKHA – BAWAL – LUDHIANA (DHANDARIKALANA, • Maximum OOG cargo width N/A Mon 1PM – Tue 1PM SAHNEWAL, KANECH, CHAWA) – KASHIPUR – PALI - 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    A Report on Industrial Visit At Adani (Mundra) Port, Kutch, Gujarat Organized By DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Industry Profile: Company Name: Mundra Port & Special Economic Zone Ltd. Address: Adani House, Nr. Mithakhali Circle Navrangpura, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. PIN Code: 380009. Phone: Tel +91 79 2656 5555 Fax +91 79 2656 550 Homepage: [email protected] Work profile: Natural gateway for the cargo hubs functioning in the Northern and Western states of India as well as the NCR. About Mundra Port: Mundra Port is the largest private port of India located on the north shores of the Gulf of Kutch near Mundra, Kutch district, Gujarat. Formerly it was operated by Mundra Port and Special Economic Zone Limited (MPSEZ) owned by Adani Group which later it was expanded into Adani Ports & SEZ Limited (APSEZ) managing several ports. In 2013-2014, Mundra Port has handled 100 million tons of cargo in a year becoming the first Indian port to do so. It also became India's biggest port by cargo handled. About Visit: Department of Electrical Engineering organized the visit to Adani Mundra Port for the student of 6th sem B.Tech and Diploma Electrical on 23rd and 24th February 2018. Branch and No. of Date of Visit Accompanied Faculties Semester Students Mr. Bhargav D. Patel Electrical 8th & 6th Mr. Lokesh Shah 23/02/2018 76 Diploma Ms. Arpita Patel Mrs. Chand D Thakur M.Tech 2nd & Mr. Mayank Kapadiya 24/02/2018 38 Electronics 8th Ms. Karmani Rajput Activities on the Day of Visit: The private buses were boarded up to Ahmedabad.
  • Hapag Lloyd / Hamburg Sud Hapag Lloyd Thea

    Hapag Lloyd / Hamburg Sud Hapag Lloyd Thea

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