The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, October 08, 2002

Box transhipment terminal — Kochi port trust open to alternative site idea
SUGGESTIONS to shift the site of the proposed container transhipment terminal from Vallarpadam to some other nearby location is gaining acceptance, in view of the objections raised by the Indian Navy. The discussions at the recent meeting of ... More

L&T, IPCL among 8 interested in chemical terminal at JN port
The proposed terminal will have a capacity to handle nine million tonnes cargo - three million tonnes LNG and six million tonnes chemicals — per annum. It will comprise one LNG berth, 2 offshore berths and tank farms, and other facilities in an area of 50 hectares to be reclaimed. More

Cochin Shipyard to build vessel for Abu Dhabi co
THE efforts of Cochin Shipyard Ltd to make an entry into the export market has started yielding results. It has bagged an order from National Petroleum Construction Company, Abu Dhabi, for building an ocean going cargo launch vessel. The ... More

SBI Caps bullish on SCI divestment
THE Government's renewed commitment to the disinvestment process, as is evident from the recent signals from the Prime Minister, will have an immediate impact on Shipping Corporation of India, which is expected to come up soon for ... More

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