Jindal Steel commissioned a 12.5 million tonne cargo terminal in Odishas's Paradip as part of its larger ₹ 3,400 crore investment project. The project was established through its subsidiary Jindal Pardip Port Ltd (JPPL). The company said the terminal would allow long term access to the port, adding that operations have begun ahead of schedule. Both phases of the terminal...
Jindal Steel arm commissions Phase-I cargo terminal in Odisha
Jindal Steel commissioned a 12.5 million tonne cargo terminal in Odishas's Paradip as part of its larger ₹ 3,400 crore i...
By Dhallo News · October 16, 2026 at 1:55 PM IST
Source: Economic Times - Healthcare
SOURCE: Economic Times - Healthcare
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