Adani Ports has started the construction of a new container terminal at Mundra.

eBlue Economy 05/08/2022Last Updated: 02/02/2023

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Adani Ports has started the construction of a new, its fifth, container terminal at Mundra. The 1.2 million TEU Terminal 5 is understood to be located at South Port, where along the west side of the basin there is space for two berths and a quay line of 900 metres. Reportedly, Adani Ports will operate it itself.

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