Key Highlights
- The Phase-II development, involving an investment of nearly ₹10,000 crore, is aimed at substantially expanding the port’s infrastructure and operational capacity.
- On completion, the annual handling capacity of the port is expected to increase from 1.5 million TEUs to 5 million TEUs.
- As part of the expansion, the berth length will be increased from 800 metres to 2,000 metres, while the breakwater will be extended from 3 km to 4 km.
- The second phase will also include facilities such as a railway yard, multi-purpose berth, liquid terminal and tank farm, further enhancing Vizhinjam’s role as a key international maritime hub.
- The function will be presided over by Ports Minister V. N.
