About Kakinada Gateway Port
The Kakinada Gateway port is a dedicated port positioned as all-weather, deep-water and multi-cargo, being developed in Auro Industrial City. It comes equipped with a Draft of 18+ meters and 11 berths to handle containers, general cargo, liquid cargo, chemicals, LNG and POL. The port is being developed on the sea front of 6km and would have a backup area of around 1650 acres and dedicated railway connectivity to the trunk lines of Indian Railways.
Location
Port is in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh. A location designed in a way that’s connected to every mode of transport, opening up an endless stream of opportunities.
Master Plan
The plan is to create something that leaves a mark on global economy, and we have mastered it.
In-Zone All-Weather Deep Sea Commercial Port
- Kakinada Gateway Port is an all-weather, multi-cargo, deep-draft, Greenfield Commercial Port is being developed adjacent to the Industrial City in Kakinada District, Andhra Pradesh.
- The Port is spread over an area of approximately 1650 acres and is expected to handle 16 million tonnes of cargo per annum in the first phase with 2 general cargo berths and 1 coal berth.
- It has already received Environment Clearance and Consent for Establishment.
- In Phase-2 the Port is expected to handle liquid cargo including crude and petroleum oil products, with the final plan of 8 – 11 berths being built at the port.
- The Port has a seafront of approximately 6 km with a proposed draft of 18+ mts enabling it to handle Cape Size vessels (120,000 DWT).
In-Zone All-Weather Deep Sea Commercial Port
- An all-weather, multi-cargo, deep-draft, Greenfield Commercial Port is being developed adjacent to the Industrial Park in East Godavari District, Andhra Pradesh.
- The Port is spread over an area of approximately 1650 acres and is expected to handle 16 million tonnes of cargo per annum in the first phase with 2 general cargo berths and 1 coal berth.
- It has already received Environment Clearance and Consent for Establishment.
- In Phase-2 the Port is expected to handle liquid cargo including crude and petroleum oil products, with the final plan of 8 – 11 berths being built at the port.
- The Port has a seafront of approximately 6 km with a proposed draft of 17+ mts enabling it to handle Cape Size vessels (120,000 DWT).
Kakinada Gateway Port features
An ambition of greatness that’s the first of its kind.