Thiruvananthapuram - Vizhinjam transshipment hub has handled nearly 400 container ships in the past year, Kerala Ports Minister V N Vasavan said in a Facebook post marking the first anniversary of the port’s inaugural docking.
Developed by Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) under a public-private partnership model, the port was built at an estimated cost of ₹8,867 crore.
Claiming that Vizhinjam has emerged as the top port on India’s south-east coast, the minister described it as “one of the rare ports in the world” to begin full-capacity . . .
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