Total Ca rso traffic at India's State Maritime/ State Directorate

Maritime transport activity is driven by developments in world economy. viz, growth in world output

and lrade. Thus, volume of seaborne cargo traffic handled by ports is mainly shaped by the levels and

changes in both the global and domestic activity. Cargo traffic at Non-Major Ports during April-

September, 2020-21, decreased by 13.9% to 256.72 million tonnes from 298.30 million tonneshandled during April-September, 2019-20.

The overseas cargo traffic handled at Non-Major Ports during April-September,2020-21 decreased by

ll.5% to 224.81 million tonnes from 253.93 million tonnes during April-September, 2019-20. Thecoastal cargo traffic handled at Non-Major Ports during April-september. 2020-21 decreased by

28.1o/o to 31.92 million tonnes from 44.37 million tonnes handled during April-september. 201 9-20.

Port-n,ise Ca o traffic handled durins Sentcmher.2020

Cargo handled at Non-Major Ports during September, 2020 is 47.09 million tonnes showing a

increase in growth of 3.5% in the corresponding period of the previous year. The coastal cargotraffic handled at Non-Major Ports during September, 2020 decreased by 12.9o/o to 5.38 milliontonnes from 6.18 million tonnes during September. 2019. The overseas cargo handled at Non-

Major Ports during September. 2020 increased by 6.1% to 41.71 million tonnes from 39.30 million

tonnes during September. 201 9.

During September, 2020. the Non-Major Ports of Directorate of Ports, Puducherry recordedhighest growth in traffic ol 7l .7o/o, followed by the Non-Major Pofts of Directorate of ports,

Odisha (56.9%), Directorate of Ports. Kamataka (36.80/o), Ports Managemenr Board. A&N (6.0%),

Andhra Pradesh Maritime Board (4.8%) and Maharashtra Maritime Board (2.60/o). The State

Maritime/ State Directorate which recorded negative growth in September, 2020 are TamilNadu Maritime Board ( I 9.8%), Kerala Maritime Board ( 17.3%) and Cujarat Maritime Board

(GMB) (1.3%).

Amongst the state Maritime/ state Directorate, Gularat Maritime Board handled the maximum

cargo traffic at 31.64 million tonnes with a share of (67.20/o) in the total cargo handled at StateMaritime/State Directorate followed by Andhra Pradesh Maritime Board (15.3%), Directorate ofPorts, odisha (8.0%), Maharashtra Maritime Board (5.3%). Directorate of ports, puducherry(2.2o/o), Tamil Nadu Maritime Board (l .7o/o), Porrs Management Board, A&N Islands (0.3%) andDirectorate of Ports, Karnataka (0.1%).

CARGO HANDLED AT STATE MARITIME/ STATE DIRECTORATE (Non-Maior Ports)DURING AND UP TO SEPTEMBER.2O2O

At a broad commodity level, Foodgrain excluding Pulses achieved highest growth of 202.5o/o inseptembeq 2020 followed by other coal (23.8%), Fertilizer (15.4o/o). lron and steel (14.8%), Lpcor LNG ( | 3.6%), other commodities ( I I .3%), Iron ore ( 10.4%), pol crude (9.9%), coking coal(8.9%)' cement (5.8%), Sugar (3.7%). FRM Liquid (2.60/o) and Conrainer (0.7%). project Cargorecorded highest negative growth of63.6% in September. 2020 followed by orher ores (45.1%),Edibf e oil (27 .3o/o). PoL products (18.7%\, Thermal Coal ( I 7.8%) and Building Marerial (3.7%).

At a broad commodily level. Container handled the maximum cargo traffic of 8.55 Million tonneswith share of lE.2"h in September 2020 followed by poL crude (14.4%), orher Coal (14.1%\.PoL Products (10.3%). other commodiries (9.6%), Thermal Coal (7.4%o), lron ore pellets/ Fine(6.0%). coking coal (5.8%), LPC or LNG (5.0%), Fertilizer (4.2%). Cement ( I .6%), Iron & Steel( 1.3%), Food-grains excluding Pulses (0.6%), Edible oil (0.5%). Sugar (0.4%), other ores andFRM Liquid (0.3%) each and Building Materiat (0.2%).

C:rrso traffic handl durinp Anri -Sentcmber. 020-2t

During the April-Septem ber. 2020-21. Captain of Ports. Coa recorded highest growth in traffic at99.3% followed by Directorate of Ports, Odisha (29.6%). State Maritime/ State Directorare thatrecorded negative growth in traffic during April-septem ber, 2020-21 was Kerala Maritime Board(54.3%) followed by Direcrorate of ports, Kamaraka (35.9%), porls Management Board, A&Nlslands (29.1%), Maharashtra Maritime Board (28.3%), Tamil Nadu Maritime Board (27.1o/o).Andhra Pradesh Maritime Board (17.1%). Direcrorare of pons, puducherry (15.6%) and GujaratMaritime Board ( 14.5%) over April-septem ber, 2019-20 (Tabte-l).

Gr:rpb 1. St:rte-1r.lse sh:r r-e of c:r r-go tr:rfaic h:rndled(l rr r-ing ,4. p r-il-Sep tem lre i-, 2020_21

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7.89/o

Alrdlu.aPI'adesl| 6.39/o

Ptrddrrcher-ry ---.---| 70 6

KN{E}O.O9-o T:{NIB

GN,tI}66 -90/o

N I]\,IIB

Amongst lhe state Maritime/ state Directorate, cujarat Maritime Board handled the maximumcargo of I 7 | .72 million tonnes with a share of 66.9% followed by Andhra pradesh MaritimeBoard ( 16.3%), Directorate of ports. odisha (7.s%). Maharashtra Maritime Board (5.4%).

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TABLE - l: NON-MAJOR PORTS-PORT-WISE MONTHLY CARGO TRAFFTC HANDLEDIn Thousand Tonncs

(September,20l9xP)

(September, 2020)(P)

2019-20

Crand Total(April-September,

2t)20-21

Grand Total(April-Septemb€r,

S

No.Name of Ports

Cargohandled

Percentshare

Cargohandled

Percentsha re

Cargohardled

Cargohandled

I'erce tshare

PercentChange{(( ol.|(l/( r)1.(F

t)*lo0)

(l) (l J (4) -5 () 7 li I l0) t2Overseas 28852 287 65 69.0 r77868 70.0 t55560 69.2 -12.5

3t94 5t.7 2872 5 3.1 ?3085 5 2.0 -3 0.0GMB

I otal 32046 3 t637 67 .2 200954 67 .4 171724 66.9t088 2.8 I142 2.7 9489 3.7 645 | 2.9 -32.0

Coastal t325 2l ..1 r334 2.1.8 989.1 ?2.3 7.r50 ;). J -24.7') MMt]

'lotal 24t3 5.3 5.1 r9382 6.5 ll90 I -5.4Overseas 971 2.5 754 It 5106 I 1.7 -29.6Coastal 0.t 21 0.5 0.1 169 0.5 22r I

TNMB

Total 974 ?.1 781 1.7 5158 t.8 i904 I 5 IOverseas 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0Coastal 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 .1 0.0 99.3

.t GOA'lotal

0 0.0 ) 0.0 ':) 0.0 1 0.0 99.3Overseas 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0Coastal 6 0.1 0.1 67 0.2 ]I 0.1 -54.lKMB

6 0.0 ) 0.0 61 0.0 3I -54.3Overseas 6t5 1.6 1055 ?. -s 2.0 -t5.6Coastal 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0.0

6PUDDU

CHERRY-fotal

6t5 1.4 t055 5 218 t.8 4422 I 7 -r 5.6Overseas -57t.1 I4.5 6443 15.4 4t88| 16.-s 36045 r 6.0 -t3.9Coastal lt64 t8.8 765 14.2 8648 19.5 -5821 I 8.2

1ANDHRAPRADESH

'fotal68 78 l.i I 7208 t-s.3 50529 t6.9 .l I 866 16.3 -17 I

Overseas I 0.0 ll 0.1 3l 0.0 0.0 182..sCoastal t24 2.0 Li 812 2.0 553

A&NISLAND

Total r25 0.1 I tl 0.1 903 0.1 6.10 0.2 -29.18 0.0 l8 0.1 l -s3 0.1 215 0.1

Coastal 20 0.0 l.t6 0.1 8-5 0.3 -4t.79 Karnataka

'fotal28 0.1 l8 0.t .1gg 0.2 3?0 0. t -35.8

Overseas 2046 5.2 1,186 8.1 t3763 5..1 18272 8 I 12.8346 -s.6 5_0 i600 3.6 1636 -i. I 2.3

lr-) oDtsr-tATotal 2392 5.3 3754 8.0 t5162 5.2 t9908 '7.8 29.60verseas 39295 86.{ {1706 811.6 85.t 221807 87.6 -l r.5Coastal 6182 lJ.6 53 ttJ I l.{ .l{J66 l{.9 Jt9rs 12.1 -28.tTotal t5177 100.0 17089 100.0 298295 100.0 256722 100.0 -13.9

Directorate of Pons. Puducheffy (l .7%). Tamil Nadu Maritime Board ( I .5%), A&N lslands (0.2%)and Directorate of Porrs, Karnataka (0. | %) during April-september .2020-21 (Graph I above).

Soorcc: - Pon Data ManaSenrent l)ortal. Minist$ of Shipping. P-Provisiollal

During the April-septem ber, 2ozo-zr, Foodgrains excruding purses Record highest growth of102'4% followed by Sugar (45.3o/o), Fertirizer (r 3.6%). FRM Liquid (4.9%). orher commodities{2'7%o) and Edible oil (2.5%). project cargo recorded highest negarive growth 67 .2o/o in traffic

Percentshare

Coastal16 r65 50.6

70.5 - t4.5Overseas

24',76 -28.1

3735

53

5

Total0.0

5 218 ?.1

2.2

-32.7

t 1.7 -36.68

Overseas-33.4

0.1 0

Coastal 268

253929Total

during April-Septem ber. 2020-21 followed by Building Marerial (44.6%o), pulses (44.5%), cement

(38.0%), Thermal Coal (34.8%), Other Coal (32.60/o). Other Ores (22.5%), pOL Crude (t7.3%).

Coking Coal (13.9o/o), Container (l I .6%), POL Products (4.0%), tron Ore Pellets/ Fine ( I .9%),lron and Steel (0.4%) and LPG/ LNG (0.3%) over April-September. 2019-20 (Table 2).

Amongst all commodities, Container is the highest commodity handled at ports of 43.95 million

tonnes with a share of l7.l% followed by POL Crude (14.9o/o), POL Products (12.7%). Other Coal

( I L8%), Othe r commodities ( I I .3%), lron Ore/ Pellets (7.4%), Thermal Coal (6.5%), Coking Coal

(5.3%), LPC & LNG (4.7%), Fertilizer (2.9o/o). lron & Steel (1.4%), Cement (1.3%), Edible Oil(0.7%), Foodgrains excluding Pulses (0.5%), Sugar (0.4%), Other Ores and FRM Liquid (0.3%)

each and Pulses and Building Material (0.1%) each during April-September, 2020-21.

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Table-2: Commodity-wise growth of carqo traffic at Non-Ma.ior Ports( in Thousand Tonnes)

Commodities

(September,20r ex P)

(September,2020)(P)

Grand Total(April-Scptember,

2019-20) (P)

Crand Total(April-September,

2020-2r) (P)

Percenl( hrnge

{((i,l.li/( o1.6-r r r00)Cargo

handlcdPercentshare

Cargohandled

Percentshare

Cargohandled

Percentshare

Cargohnndled

Percentsha re

(l) (2t (3) (1) (5) (6) (71 (8) (e) (10)POL Crude 6173 t3.6 6784.5 14.4 464t2 r5.6 I8367 l-l.q -t7.3

POL Products 5968 t3. I r0.l 34077 I l.,l l27l i I ).'7 -4.0LPG or LNC 1064 4.5 2341.9 5.0 t2206 .l. t t2169 1.7 -0.3

Edible Oil i30 0.7 240.3 0.-i r689 0.6 l7t I 0.7 2.5FRM-Liquid l15 0.3 I t7.8 0.3 7t8 0.2 753 0.:i 4.9

Iron Ore Pellets/Fine

25505.6

28 r 3.9

6.0

19383

6.5

r9022

7.1

-1.9

Other Ores 188 0.6 0.-l 1057 0..1 820 0.1

Thermal Coal 12t I 9.1 3462.3 1.1 25694 8.6 167 56 6.5 -14.8

Coking Coal 2192 ?7 t3.5 5.8 159?0 5.3 l]7t3 5.3 -1i.9Other Coal 5374 ll.8 6653.5 t.l. t 44914 t5.l 10286 |.8 32.6Fcrtilizer 1697 3.7 1957.8

.l.l6185 7365

q ll.6FRM-Drv 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 21 0.0 0 0.0 - 100.0

Food Grainsexcluding Pulses

8lt0.2

266.2 6t50.2

1245

0.5

t02.4

Pulses 29 0. t 0.0 0.0 253 0. I I'10 0.t -.1,1.5

Sugar t8l 0.1 t87.? 0..1 755 0.1 1097 0..1 4 5.1Cement 710 t.6 75t.2 1.6 s54l t.9 J+JO l.l -l8.0Iron and Steel 5i7 t.2 6t6.9 t.3 372t I,] 170,1 t.4 -0.4Project Cargo 2t 0.0 7.6 0.0 r.16 0.0 .18 0.0 -67 .?

Building Material 85 0.2 8r.7 0.1 66i 0.2 168 0.1 -41.6

ContainerTonncs 8196 I 8.7 85 54.4 r8 2 49111 t6.7 439,15 t7.t -t t.6

TEUs+ 611 t.4 6'18.0 3773 L3 2961 t.2 -2r.5

Others 8.9 4521 .5 9.6 2828 t 9.5 2904? ll.l 2.7Total 15177 t00.0 {7089 r 00.0 298295 r 00.0 256722 100.0

Source: - Port Da(a l\4anagement Portal. Ministry ofShipping.Nolc:*ln'000Numbers P-Provisional

4849.5

t58.4

5.5

0.6

1.4

406'1-lJ.9

Amongst the Non-Major Ports. cujarat Maritime Board (GMB) handled the maximum oversEascargo of 155.56 million tonnes with a share of 69.2% followed by Andhra pradesh MaritimeBoard (16.0%), Directorate of ports, odisha (8.1%). MMB (2.9%). puducherry (2.0%), TNMB(l .7o/o) and Direcrorare of Ports. Karnataka (0. l%) during April-September .2020-21 (Graph 2).

Gr-aph 2- State_l,!/lse shai-e of C)r,ers;ezrs car-go tr-affictr:r ncI le