Adani Gangavaram Port, India’s deepest and one of the most advanced ports, has unveiled two cutting-edge Economic Grab Ship Cranes, becoming the first in the country to deploy this advanced technology. These electric cranes are designed for multi-purpose operations, streamlining cargo handling by improving the efficiency of loading and unloading activities.
This milestone underscores the port’s commitment to enhancing operational capabilities and adopting sustainable practices. The new cranes represent a significant step toward modernizing cargo operations and delivering superior service to customers. By incorporating advanced technology, Adani Gangavaram Port is reinforcing its leadership in India’s trade and logistics sector.
Expressing pride in this achievement, the port’s management stated, “The induction of India’s first Economic Grab Ship Cranes reflects our dedication to efficiency, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. We remain focused on investing in innovative technologies to elevate the overall trade experience while strengthening our position as a leader in the port and logistics industry.”
Adani Gangavaram Port continues to prioritize world-class technology and streamlined processes, aiming to bolster India’s trade infrastructure and contribute to the nation’s economic growth. Adani Gangavaram Port, located in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, is India’s deepest all-weather port and a key gateway for trade along the country’s eastern coast.
Designed to handle diverse cargo, including coal, iron ore, fertilizers, and bulk commodities, the port is renowned for its state-of-the-art infrastructure and operational efficiency. Equipped with advanced technology, including electric cranes and mechanized cargo handling systems, Adani Gangavaram Port prioritizes sustainability and seamless service delivery. Strategically positioned with excellent connectivity to the hinterland, it plays a pivotal role in boosting regional trade, supporting industrial growth, and contributing to India’s overall economic development.
