- DP World Mundra achieved a 13% year-on-year increase in container throughput, handling 1.4 million TEUs in FY24-25.
- In March 2025, the terminal set a new record by handling 138,983 TEUs, surpassing its previous monthly high.
Business World - The growth reflects DP World Mundra’s strategic initiatives to enhance capacity and efficiency, solidifying its position as a key player in India’s maritime logistics sector.
DP World, an end-to-end supply chain solutions provider, handled 1,497,228 TEUs at its Mundra International Container Terminal (MICT) during FY 2024-25, reflecting a growth of over 13 per cent compared to the previous fiscal year. The terminal serviced 762 vessels, a 6.57 per cent increase from FY 2023-24, reports Business World.
Port Powerhouse: Mundra Moves 1.4M TEUs in a Record Year
DP World Mundra recorded its highest-ever monthly container volume in March 2025, handling 138,983 TEUs and surpassing its previous record of 138,000 TEUs set in January 2025. The terminal maintains direct shipping connections with key regions, including the Far East, Southeast Asia, Middle East, East and West Africa, and the Mediterranean.
Recently, it expanded its global service offerings by launching its first direct service—MECL—from Mundra to the United States East Coast. Additionally, the terminal offers the ME11/MX service under the Gemini Cooperation, providing direct weekly connections between the Indian Subcontinent, the Middle East, and Europe.
Alok Mishra, CEO, Ports and Terminals, DP World Mundra, said, “By expanding trade routes and enhancing multimodal connectivity, we are unlocking global market access for businesses. Our relentless focus on seamless supply chains and faster turnaround times ensures efficiency and growth for our partners.”
In March this year, DP World introduced its first-ever direct service connecting India to the East Coast of the United States from its Mundra terminal. This new service, part of the Mediterranean East Coast Loop (MECL), marks a significant step in enhancing trade links between India and the US, one of the world’s largest economies.
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Source: Business World
