JSW Infrastructure Targets 400 MTPA Capacity by FY30, a 2.3x Increase from Current Levels
JSW Infrastructure, India's second-largest private port operator, has outlined a strategic roadmap to increase its total operational capacity from 177 mtpa to 400 mtpa by FY30. The growth will be driven by major greenfield projects like Keni and Murbe ports, brownfield expansions at Jaigarh and Dharamtar, and a significant foray into logistics through the acquisition of Navkar Corp. The company is also expanding internationally with a 27 mtpa greenfield port project in Oman and diversifying into liquid terminals and slurry pipelines to enhance its cargo mix.
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Targeting a total capacity of 400 mtpa by FY30, representing a ~2.3x increase from the current 177 mtpa operational capacity.
Major greenfield projects include Keni Port (30 mtpa) and Murbe Port (33 mtpa) with concessions already signed or awarded.
Expanding logistics footprint via Navkar Corp acquisition and Gati Shakti Cargo Terminals to provide end-to-end supply chain solutions.
International expansion includes a 27 mtpa greenfield port in Oman and O&M contracts for 41 mtpa in the UAE.
Diversifying cargo and revenue streams with a 30 mtpa slurry pipeline in Odisha and new liquid/container terminals at JNPA and New Mangalore.
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Investors should monitor the execution timelines and capital expenditure efficiency for the Keni and Murbe greenfield projects, as these are critical to achieving the FY30 targets. The company's aggressive expansion and integration into logistics make it a key beneficiary of India's maritime growth.
