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17 Nov 2019

Essar Completes Ferry Terminal at Hazira

India's Essar Bulk Terminal Ltd (EBTL) said it has completed work on the Passenger Ferry Terminal that has paved the way for a cruise-based passenger ferry service, commencing 15 November 2019, between Hazira Port in Surat and Bandra-Worli Sea Link in Mumbai.The Essar Ports company said in a press note that Hazira-based terminal will also lead to ferry services being offered on other routes in the future, revolutionizing coastal transportation in India.Phase I of the terminal project will focus on the movement of passengers between Hazira in Surat to India’s financial capital, Mumbai.While the service is a significant addition to air-…

16 Dec 2015

GAC celebrates 30 years in India

GAC India has celebrated 30 years of operation in the country with an event held at the Trident, Bandra Kurla Complex. GAC Shipping (India) Pvt. Ltd. was the first GAC office to open in the Indian Subcontinent. Operations began in 1985 with the first agency appointment for a vessel calling at Mangalore. From just two staff working from an office in Cochin back then, GAC India has now grown into a company with close to 400 employees nationwide. Fredrik Nyström, Group Vice President, Asia Pacific, GAC Group, commented on the milestone: “With approximately 95% of the country’s trade by volume being handled through sea, there is no doubt shipping plays a vital role in India’s economy.

21 Jan 2009

Germanischer Lloyd New Office in Mumbai

(standing in the third row) Till Braun, Head of Department Sales Projects GL, Mario Fernandes, GL Country Manager India, Dr Hermann J. Klein, Member of the Executive Board Germanischer Lloyd, Dr Volkmar Wasmansdorff, Senior Vice President and Managing Director Region Asia/Pacific GL, Susanne Schreeck, Business Segment Manager GL, Karsten Fach, Head of Competence Centre for Engineering Services GL, together with the GL team Mumbai (front rows).

In order to meet the rising demand for classificatory services, Germanischer Lloyd (GL) has increased its staff and moved to a larger office in Mumbai. India's shipping industry in terms of order size now ranks eighth in the world; 18 months ago, it did not even figure in the top 20. The new office is located in the emerging business district of Bandra, Kurla Complex, close to the old Mumbai Port and the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) container terminal. In India, Germanischer…