Dhamra Port in Odisha has achieved a significant milestone by successfully handling its largest-ever imported coking coal consignment, totaling 186,782 metric tonnes. Delivered by Tata Steel Ltd, one of India’s leading steel producers, this operation exemplifies the port’s capability to accommodate ultra-large vessels, measuring 299.95 metres in length, 50 metres in beam, and 18.40 metres in draft.
This record-breaking achievement underscores Dhamra Port’s status as a premier deep-draft facility along India’s eastern coast, showcasing its advanced infrastructure and operational efficiency under Adani’s management. The successful unloading of such a massive coal consignment supports vital industrial activities, particularly in the steel sector.
Moreover, this event highlights Odisha’s growing role as a strategic gateway for global trade and materials. Coordinated efforts among port authorities, shipping agents, and industry stakeholders were crucial in facilitating this operation, further cementing Dhamra Port’s position as a key player in regional economic development.
This accomplishment marks a new chapter in the port’s evolution and enhances its reputation within the maritime sector.
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