PSA Mumbai surges Ahead with Record-Breaking Growth in July 2025

Sets New Benchmarks in Container Handling and Rail Operations at JNPA

MUMBAI : PSA Mumbai, one of India’s leading container terminal operators, has posted record-breaking performance figures for July 2025, marking a significant milestone in its operational journey. The terminal achieved its highest-ever monthly throughput, handling an impressive 231,000 TEUs (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units)—securing a dominant 35% market share at Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority (JNPA).

This exceptional volume growth reaffirms PSA Mumbai’s position as a key facilitator of India’s maritime trade and logistics. Industry analysts attribute the surge to sustained improvements in service levels, operational efficiencies, and strong support from shipping lines and hinterland customers.

Notably, PSA Mumbai also recorded its highest monthly rail volume and the largest number of rake movements since its inception, handling 212 trains in a single month. This milestone underscores the terminal’s growing role as a crucial multimodal gateway, supporting the government’s vision for a more efficient and integrated logistics ecosystem.

In a statement, PSA Mumbai highlighted that these achievements reflect the company’s commitment to powering trade connectivity and enabling economic growth. “As a gateway to growth, we continue to invest in infrastructure, technology, and customer-centric solutions to meet the evolving demands of India’s supply chain,” the statement said.

Located at JNPA—the country’s busiest container port—PSA Mumbai (also known as Bharat Mumbai Container Terminals) is operated by PSA International, a global leader in port operations. With a strong emphasis on rail connectivity, digital transformation, and capacity building, PSA Mumbai is playing a pivotal role in shaping India’s logistics future.

The recent performance also bodes well for the overall competitiveness of JNPA, which continues to evolve as a regional transshipment and cargo handling hub.

As India charts its course toward becoming a $5 trillion economy, ports like PSA Mumbai are expected to remain at the forefront of trade facilitation and supply chain transformation.