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None of the three bidders has submitted a final proposal for the Vizhinjam International Deepwater Seaport (VISL) container terminal PPP project in India.
Read moreThree of the five firms that were shortlisted in March have purchased the price bid documents to participate in the tenders process for the Vizhinjam International Deepwater Seaport (VISL) in India.
Read moreIndian port operator, Essar Ports, has sought the approval of its shareholders to invest up to US$25 million in a joint venture, which plans to develop a coal terminal at the Beira port in Mozambique.
Read moreKerala's Department of Ports has announced that five teams have been shortlisted to develop the Vizhinjam International Deepwater Seaport (VISL).
Read moreEnnore Port Limited in India has announced that has awarded the project to develop the Rs.12,700-million (US$220 million) container terminal at Ennore Port to Adani Port and Special Economic Zone (APS...
Read moreEssar Ports Ltd., has entered into a concessional agreement with Visakhapatnam Port Trust for the development and operation of three iron ore berths at Visakhapatnam Port.
Read moreGiven the desperate need of maritime infrastructure in India, each port trust wants to win the race to attract traffic volume to its berths. This battle is leaving behind a few projects that will not...
Read moreEleven companies, including four foreign firms, have submitted responses to the Requests for Qualification (RFQ) launched in June 2013, to develop the Rs.1,270-crore (US$220 million) container termina...
Read moreIndian railways and the Maharashtra government will sign the state-support agreement (SSA) for the 63-km Churchgate-Virar elevated rail corridor project by the end of April. This will pave the way for...
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