Essar Ports has won a ₹2,276-crore project to develop a cargo terminal at Gujarat’s Kandla Port. Multiple outlets report the award as a major infrastructure development tied to port capacity expansion.
Business Line adds operational detail, saying the terminal is planned as a four-berth facility intended to accommodate larger vessels, reduce pressure on existing dry-cargo berths, and improve logistics efficiency. The Economic Times presents the same core announcement—Essar’s development of the terminal at Kandla for ₹2,276 crore—without adding further project specifications in the provided summary. Swarajya similarly focuses on the deal size and the Kandla location in its framing.
Overall, the coverage largely converges on who received the contract, the project value, and the site. The main difference is the level of operational expectation included, with Business Line providing more about how the terminal would function and what it aims to relieve at the port.
