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AP to undertake minor port development

Wednesday, 09 Dec 2009
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The Andhra Pradesh Government has chalked out plans to develop various minor ports by 2019-20 across the coast.

Of these, the Krishnapatnam and Gangavaram ports have commenced operations in 2009, with five berths apiece. The capacity of these ports is likely to be increased in the future.

Several ports are likely to be set up between Visakhapatnam and Kakinada coast, while Bhavanapadu, Kalingapatnam and Narsapur ports are on cards.

The state government is planning to develop these ports on PPP basis. It is likely to acquire the land required for these port projects and provide it to the private developer. Besides an attractive relief and rehabilitation package is expected to be provided to the displaced persons. After Krishnapatnam and Gangavaram, the state government is keen to take up Machilipatnam, Vodarevu and Nizampatnam ports. The DPR has been approved for Vodarevu port and Nizampatnam port is likely to be taken up later.

Gangavaram Port, built and operated by DVS Raju & Co, is likely to cross the 15 million tonne mark by end-December 2009 and more berths are to be added in the next phase.

On the other hand, Machilipatnam port project has been awarded to Maytas Infrastructure. However, the state government is considering giving the project to another company.

Also See:

Sembmarine Kakinada plans shipyard at Kakinada (27-Nov-09)

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