DP World, a leading global provider of smart end-to-end supply chain solutions, has achieved a remarkable milestone at DP World Mundra handling a record-breaking highest-ever monthly throughput of 129,368 TEUs in July 2024. This milestone highlights DP World Mundra’s pivotal role in facilitating trade between Gujarat and the world, showcasing the terminal’s exceptional operational efficiency and capacity to handle increasing trade volumes. Since its inception in 2003, DP World Mundra has achieved a total throughput of 17,495,602 TEUs.
DP World Mundra has introduced new electric rubber tyred gantry cranes (e-RTGCs) and electrified the existing ones. The terminal also replaced light motor vehicles (LMVs) with electric versions (e-LMVs) and converted diesel forklift trucks (FLTs) to electric (e-FLTs), reinforcing its commitment to green initiatives.
Ravinder Johal, chief operating officer, ports and terminals, operations and commercial, Middle East, North Africa and Subcontinent, DP World, commented on the record throughput, “The record throughput at DP World Mundra is a testament to our unwavering commitment to operational excellence and sustainable port operations. By optimising our supply chain processes and enhancing connectivity, we are not only boosting trade efficiency but also supporting the growth of industries in Gujarat and beyond. Our ongoing efforts in equipment electrification will further minimise carbon footprint and promote sustainable practices in port operations.”
DP World Mundra boasts a 632-meter quay and deep draft, capable of accommodating large vessels. With a capacity of 1.4 million TEUs spread over 37 hectares, the terminal plays a pivotal role in India’s trade network. Supported by its own 18,000 square feet container freight station located just 4 km from the terminal, which provides a locational advantage for the transportation of less-than-container load and full container load import and export cargo. DP World Mundra leverages advanced technology and excellent road and rail connectivity to northern and central India, fuelling economic growth.