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The Foundation of Infrastructure Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. The Foundation of Infrastructure Steel and Project Cargo APSEZ has accrued advantages of a deep draft seaport, logistical connectivity and aligned infrastructure, thereby positioning itself as the most preferred maritime gateway for diversified businesses. Today, we are the largest private port in India and we will continue to push for greater heights to ensure that the future belongs to us. Mundra Port Mundra, the largest private sector multi-cargo port in India. 40 kms of water front. Connected to the hinterland rail network with 64 kms private railway link. Handled 64 MMT of cargo in the FY 2011-12. Capacity to handle super capesize vessels, VLCC (for crude) and up to 10000 TEU container vessels. Handled 8400 TEU container vessels, the only port in India to cater to such large vessels. Dedicated storage areas for handling different commodities. APSEZ Installed Capacity Particulars Berths Total Capacity (nos) (MMTPA) Dry Cargo Bulk 2 10.2 Existing Facilities Break Bulk 5 6.4 Fertilizers 2 10.2 Mundra port Liquid Cargo Multipurpose Cargo Berths 83.5 MMTPA HPCL 1 5.1 Petrochemicals 2 2.6 Single Point Mooring 40 MMTPA Containers AMCT 2 15.0 Coal Import Terminal 60 MMTPA MICT 2 15.0 South Basin 2 18.0 SPM IOCL 1 20.4 HMEL 1 20.4 West Basin 3 57.5 1 2.6 Total 24 183.4 Particulars Berths Total Capacity (nos) (MMTPA) Dry Cargo Bulk 2 10.2 1 Terminal Break Bulk 5 6.4 Fertilizers 2 10.2 Liquid Cargo HPCL 1 5.1 Petrochemicals 2 2.6 Containers AMCT 2 15.0 MICT 2 15.0 South Basin 2 18.0 SPM IOCL 1 20.4 HMEL 1 20.4 West Basin 3 57.5 1 2.6 Total 24 183.4 Particulars Berths Total Capacity (nos) (MMTPA) Dry Cargo Bulk 2 10.2 Break Bulk 5 6.4 Fertilizers 2 10.2 Liquid Cargo HPCL 1 5.1 Petrochemicals 2 2.6 Containers AMCT 2 15.0 MICT 2 15.0 South Basin 2 18.0 SPM IOCL 1 20.4 HMEL 1 20.4 West Basin 3 57.5 2 Terminal 1 2.6 Total 24 183.4 Particulars Berths Total Capacity (nos) (MMTPA) Dry Cargo Bulk 2 10.2 Break Bulk 5 6.4 Fertilizers 2 10.2 Liquid Cargo HPCL 1 5.1 Petrochemicals 2 2.6 Containers AMCT 2 15.0 MICT 2 15.0 South Basin 2 18.0 SPM IOCL 1 20.4 HMEL 1 20.4 West Basin 3 57.5 1 2.6 Total 24 183.4 Terminal 3 Terminal * Berth No. 9 and 10 are contiguous Steel and Project Cargo – APSEZ, Mundra Break-Bulk Handling Volume Handled (in MT) Salient Features 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 All weather port with 24x7 and 365 days operations. Steel & Projec t Cargo 2271402.508 2705187.393 2780664. 224 Capable of handling gearless vessels. Priority berthing for break-bulk cargo at Terminal 3. Steel and Project Cargo One berth designed specially to handle very heavy units, 75m patch with a payload of 10MT/sq.mtrs. Volumes YOY Growth Quick turnaround of break-bulk vessels with high productivity. Minimal waiting time and facility for berthing on arrival. Cycotronic auto-controlled tandem operations facility available on 100 MT MHC. Handling 900 MT boiler unit makes us a preferred SODC handling port. Terminal capable of handling load up to 10 MT/sq.mtrs. Steel and Project Cargo Steel Cargo Handling Salient Features State-of-the-art technology Goliath cranes attached with vacuum lifters to get scratch free handling of quality sensitive cargo of steel pipes. Single window service by APSEZ facilitating all activities from berthing, stevedoring, back-up handling to dispatch. Best-in-class steel yard spread across 1.5 lacs sq. mtrs. within the port having a capacity to handle 6 MMT/ year. Equipment at port for handling steel cargo includes 6 Kalmars (42 T capacity), 16 mobile harbor cranes (100 Efficient Handling of Project Cargo MT capacity), 8 Goliath cranes with vacuum lifting attachments, forklifts (42 T capacity) and 1 Reach Stacker. Steel Cargo Pre Berthing Delay Specially designed coil stands for locking of coils on trailers for internal movement and System 88 for use on trailers for safe pipe transportation. Master Plan of APSEZ, Mundra Dahej Port Existing Facilities World-class solid cargo handling terminal at Dahej for EXIM trade to serve central Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh with international standard norms, excellent storage facilities and eco-friendly technology. The port is located in the Gulf of Khambhat, Bharuch district, Gujarat, on the west coast of India. North Jetty Mechanised Operations Port infrastructure is capable of handling dry bulk, break (Mainly for Coal) bulk and project cargo operations round the clock. At APPPL, 2.65 lac sq. mtrs open storage area is available, including 21000 sq. mtrs of concrete storage yard for bulk/break bulk (further expandable to 77000 sq. mtrs). RORO Jetty Mechanised cargo handling systems with two shore For Project Cargo cranes at North Berth and manual handling system with (SODC) two mobile hoppers and two shore cranes at South Berth for faster turnaround of vessel operations. South Jetty Non-Mechanised Operations 3.8 km conveyor connectivity available within port with (Mainly for Clean Cargo) rated capacity 4200 TPH. Two stacker reclaimer in stack yard with a capacity of 4200 TPH stacking and 2500 TPH reclaiming. Berth Facilities 2 Berths: • North Berth: Mechanised handling system and 2 shore crane for cargo handling. • South Berth: Manual operation with 2 hopper and shore crane for cargo handling. RO RO Berth: APPPL has developed RO RO facilities for handling ODC cargo. Deep draft of 14 mtrs capable of handling capesize vessels. Japanese tugs, Dolphin-3 and Dolphin-4, each having a capacity of 55 tonnes bollard pull with twin engine and twin propeller. The engine of the tugs are of 2200 BHP with zed pellar system. Rail Connectivity A dedicated railway siding with 4 km private rail network connecting Dahej railway station. Facilities Under Development APPPL has developed 25 KV own electrical line A conveying system with 4000 tonnes carrying for railway operation from Dahej station to MAPD capacity for transportation of coal from stack yard (Adani’s private railway siding). to silo feeding. Present capacity of 10000 tonnes at stack yard at A silo with 4000 tonnes capacity at railway yard for railway siding for manual rake loading operation. rapid loading system of rakes. Hazira Port Existing Facilities One Multipurpose Berth (333 mtrs). 130000 sq. mtrs of well demarcated open storage yard for minerals, project cargo, scrap, clinker etc. 250m x 45m closed godown for storage of various cargos viz. fertilizers, fertilizer raw materials (FRM), DOC, wheat, rice, sugar etc. Facilities Being Operationalised Multipurpose Berths One mechanised berth and one non-mechanised berth having total quay length 617 mtrs. Liquid Terminal* Tank terminal comprising of 50 tanks with total storage volume of 94500 KL for storage of various liquids like edible oils, petroleum products, and chemicals. (* Approval under process) Dedicated pump with individual tank for road tanker loading facility. Container Freight Station 300m x 45m closed area for cargo stuffing and destuffing with 1000 ground slots. Container Terminal Two berths having total quay length of 630 mtrs. Container yard having 3381 ground slots including 120 reefer points. Facilities Under Planning & Development Container Terminal Additional capacity upto 5 Mn TEUs with total six container berths to meet the containerised cargo growth. Liquid Terminal Two dedicated berths for liquids. Additional tanks with 630500 KL storage capacity. Multipurpose Berths Four for handling cargo. Our Partners in Success Mundra Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. Post Box No. 1, Navinal Island, Mundra (Kutch) – 370421 Tel: +91-2838-255000 Fax: +91-2838-255110 Ahmedabad Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. Adani House, Shrimali Society, Near Mithakali Circle, Navrangpura, Ahmedabad – 380009 Tel: +91-79-25555101/102 Fax: +91-79-25555500 Mumbai Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. 6th Floor, HallMark Business Plaza, Opp. Guru Nanak Hospital, Bandra (East), Mumbai – 400051 Tel: +91-22-66881111 Fax: +91-22-26561616 New Delhi Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. Adani House, Plot No.: 83, Institutional Area, Sector 32, Gurgaon – 122 001 Tel: +91-124-2555000 Fax: +91-124-2555010 Gandhidham Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. 204, Shah Avenue 1, Police Station Road, Plot No. 211, Ward 12b, Gandhidham – 370201 Telefax: +91-2836-239348 Hazira Adani Hazira Port Pvt. Ltd. AT & PO Hazira, Tal. Choryashi, Dist. Surat - 394270, Gujarat Tel: +91-79-26565555 Fax: +91-79-25555500 Dahej Adani Petronet (Dahej) Port Pvt. Ltd. AT & PO Lakhigam, Tal. Vagra, Via Dahej, Bharuch - 392130, Gujarat Tel: +91-2641-285001 Fax: +91-2641-253398 www.adani.com.
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