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Chowgule's Angre Port plans to host industrial units for assured cargo

The agri-based port of Angre is a riverine port that currently exports sugar and molasses to the tune of 0.5 million tonne annually

Angre Port
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Being a riverine port, Angre has draft size limitations and can handle only medium-sized vessels such as handymax vessels

Aditi Divekar Mumbai
Facing stiff competition from the neighbouring Jaigad port of JSW Group, Chowgule-owned Angre Port has chalked out a road map for an assured revenue stream that would give it stronger global identity.

“The plan is to develop Chowgule-owned 280 acres adjoining the port via strategic partners who can establish long-term and sustainable businesses with the port. In this manner, we look to get anchor customers for our port in turn ensuring assured revenue stream,” C P Jayakrishnan, chief executive officer of Angre Port, told Business Standard.

The agri-based port of Angre is a riverine port that currently exports sugar and molasses to

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