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APSEZ Commissions Dedicated Empty Container Yard at Mundra Port

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone has introduced a specialised empty container yard and integrated warehouse facility to streamline operations at Mundra Port.

· Published 05 Sept 2026, 01:05 UTCAI-assisted, editor-reviewed
APSEZ Commissions Dedicated Empty Container Yard at Mundra Port
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Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) has established a new empty container yard equipped with integrated warehousing capabilities at Mundra Port. The dedicated logistics development is structured to address the significant throughput of unladen equipment moving through the major maritime hub.

Mundra Port stands as India's largest container-handling facility, currently processing roughly 1.6 million TEUs of empty containers on an annual basis. The volume reflects the port's central positioning within the country's broader export and import logistics networks.

The addition of dedicated yard space and warehousing infrastructure targets improved operational flow and equipment management. Handling high volumes of empty boxes is an essential component of terminal operations, directly influencing equipment availability for regional trade corridors.

Through this operational expansion, APSEZ aims to enhance logistical efficiency at the gateway, accommodating recurring container repositioning needs while maintaining fluid cargo movements across the terminal complex.

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