Mumbai Port

Mumbai Port is one of the oldest and most important ports in India. It is located on the country’s western coast overlooking the Arabian Sea and was officially established in 1873, serving as a major gateway for India’s maritime trade.
The port handles tens of millions of tonnes annually, particularly crude oil, bulk cargo, and general goods. It serves the Greater Mumbai region, which is considered the financial capital of India.
With advanced facilities and multiple terminals, Mumbai Port plays a vital role in supporting supply chains, foreign trade, and India’s overall economic growth