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Jindal Steel Arm Commissions Phase-I Cargo Terminal In Odisha
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News18•16-10-2026, 13:30
Jindal Steel Arm Commissions Phase-I Cargo Terminal In Odisha
- •Jindal Steel has commissioned a 12.5 million tonne cargo terminal in Odisha as part of a Rs 3,400 crore investment project.
- •The commercial operations in Paradip were started ahead of schedule by its subsidiary Jindal Paradip Port Ltd.
- •The project provides the company with dedicated long-term port access to support its expanding domestic steel-making capacity.
- •The terminal is being developed at the Western Dock of Paradip Port with a total planned capacity of 25 million metric tonnes per annum across two phases.
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Jindal Steel has commissioned a 12.5 million tonne Phase-I dry bulk cargo terminal at the Western Dock of Paradip Port in Odisha as part of a Rs 3,400 crore investment project.
The project is being developed through its subsidiary Jindal Paradip Port Ltd (JPPL), in which Jindal Steel holds a controlling stake.
Jindal Paradip Port is developing a total dry bulk cargo terminal capacity of 25 million metric tonnes per annum (MMTPA) at the Western Dock, divided into two phases of 12.5 MTPA each.
