60 Years of Service

Paradip Port Authority,

Paradip is one of the Major Ports of India. Late Biju Patnaik, the then Chief Minister of Odisha, is the founder father of Paradip Port. It is the only Major Port in the State of Odisha situated 210 nautical miles south of Kolkata and 260 nautical miles north of Visakhapatnam on the east coast on the shore of Bay of Bengal.
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Shri. Narendra Modi
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Shri. Sarbananda Sonowal
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Shri. Shantanu Thakur
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From the Chairperson

Chairperson
Shri P. L. Haranadh, IRTS
Chairperson, Paradip Port Authority

Dear Stakeholders, Trade Partners, and Colleagues,

It gives me immense pleasure to extend my warm greetings to all those associated with Paradip Port Authority — our valued stakeholders, trusted trade partners, esteemed customers, and our dedicated officers and employees who continue to serve with commitment and excellence.

Paradip Port has always stood as a symbol of growth, resilience, and reliability in India’s maritime sector. Over the decades, the Port has evolved into a major gateway for international and coastal trade, connecting the vast hinterland of Odisha and the eastern and central states of India with the global market.

Our remarkable achievements are the result of collective effort, strategic planning, and a constant focus on modernization. The ongoing infrastructure projects — such as the Western Dock Expansion, mechanization of berths, development of deep-draft facilities, and integrated traffic and cargo management systems — are designed to enhance capacity, operational efficiency, and service quality.

We are also committed to embracing digital transformation and smart port initiatives, ensuring transparency and faster cargo movement through automation and technology-driven solutions. These advancements strengthen Paradip Port’s competitiveness and position it as a future-ready logistics hub.

At the same time, we recognize our responsibility toward environmental sustainability and community development. Through the adoption of renewable energy, pollution control measures, and welfare programs for local communities, we aim to ensure inclusive and sustainable growth. Paradip Port Authority continues to support initiatives in education, health care, skill development, and environmental protection for the betterment of society.

None of these successes would have been possible without the tireless efforts of our employees and the steadfast cooperation of our trade partners, shipping agencies, and government authorities. I extend my sincere gratitude to each one of you for your continuous support and trust.

As we move ahead, Paradip Port Authority remains dedicated to achieving excellence in port management, contributing to India’s “Maritime Vision 2030,” and playing a pivotal role in realizing the dream of a self-reliant and globally competitive maritime nation.

Let us continue to work together — with shared purpose and determination — to make Paradip Port the most preferred, sustainable, and technologically advanced maritime gateway in the country.

With Regards

Shri P. L. Haranadh

Chairman
Paradip Port Authority

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Cargo Handling Capacity

300

Cargo Handling Capacity

Achieving a capacity of 300 MMTPA means Paradip Port will be capable of handling 300 million tonnes of cargo annually. This enhanced throughput will support larger vessels, enable faster and more efficient operations, and create significant cargo growth opportunities for industries, trade corridors, and logistics networks across eastern and central India.
Berths

22

Berths

Paradip Port is equipped with 18 berths, 3 (three) Single Point Moorings (SPMs), and 1 (one) Ro-Ro Jetty, along with a well-maintained approach channel of 18.7 metres depth and an entrance channel with a minimum depth of 17.1 metres, enabling the handling of a wide range of vessels up to a maximum Length Overall (LOA) of 300 metres.
Oil storage Tanks

218

Oil storage Tanks

Paradip Port is supported by a large oil and liquid bulk ecosystem in the surrounding industrial area, with about 218 oil storage tanks operated by oil companies and terminals. These facilities handle crude oil and petroleum products through port berths, pipelines, and refineries, reinforcing Paradip’s role as a key energy and logistics hub on India’s east coast.
Warehouses

12

Warehouses

Paradip Port has 12 warehouses that provide covered storage for dry bulk and break-bulk cargo. These facilities ensure safe and weather-protected storage, allow for organized stacking and segregation of cargo, enable faster cargo evacuation, and support efficient and reliable logistics operations. The warehouses also facilitate smooth coordination between shipping, rail, and road transport, enhancing the overall operational efficiency of the port and ensuring timely delivery to the hinterland.
Pilotage and cargo operations

24

Pilotage and cargo operations

Paradip Port is supported by a fleet of 24 tugs, ensuring safe and efficient berthing, unberthing, and maneuvering of vessels. This strong tug support enables smooth handling of large and deep-draft ships, contributing to improved navigational safety and reduced vessel turnaround time.
Harbour Mobile Cranes

8

Harbour Mobile Cranes

Paradip Port is equipped with 8 Harbour Mobile Cranes, which enhance operational flexibility and improve the efficiency of handling bulk, break-bulk, and project cargo. These cranes support faster loading and unloading operations across multiple berths, contributing to reduced vessel turnaround time and improved overall port productivity.
Tug

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Tug

Paradip Port is supported by a fleet of 24 tugs, ensuring safe and efficient berthing, unberthing, and maneuvering of vessels. This strong tug support enables smooth handling of large and deep-draft ships, contributing to improved navigational safety and reduced vessel turnaround time.
Solar Plant

10

Solar Plant

Paradip Port has established a 10 MW Solar Power Plant to meet a significant portion of its energy requirements through renewable sources. The initiative reflects the port’s commitment to sustainability, energy efficiency, and reduction of carbon footprint while supporting India’s clean energy goals.
Hydrogen & Ammonia Berth

5

Hydrogen & Ammonia Berth

Paradip Port is developing a dedicated 5 MTPA berth for Hydrogen and Ammonia handling to support the growing demand for green energy exports. The facility will enable safe and efficient movement of clean fuels, strengthen India’s export ecosystem, and reinforce the port’s role in advancing sustainable and low-carbon maritime operations.
Total Land

6375

Total Land

Paradip Port has about 100 acres of open storage area, offering extensive space for the safe stacking and handling of bulk and break-bulk cargo. This open storage supports efficient cargo segregation, smooth evacuation, and flexibility in handling large volumes, thereby enhancing overall port operational efficiency and logistics performance.
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