Ports
Mundra Port, Welspun in fray for Vizhinjam port
18 Aug 2011
Mundra Port, Welspun in fray for Vizhinjam port
18 Aug 2011
Mundra Port, Welspun in fray for Vizhinjam port
18 Aug 2011
First Capesize vessel berths at Dhamra Port
25 Jul 2011
Deepak Parekh appointed non-executive director of DP World
23 Mar 2011
Deepak Parekh is an independent director and is the fourth independent director on the board of DP World.
Kochi international container transshipment terminal dedicated to nation
11 Feb 2011
ICTT Vallarpadm will help Indian exporters save $300 per container in freight cost and up to 10 days in transshipment time
DP World raises $1.5 billion on sale of Australian port assets
22 Dec 2010
The proceeds of approximately $1.5 billion, which includes repayment of certain intercompany balances to DP World, will go towards reducing DP World's net debt
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