What we do JSW Infrastructure Ltd operates as India's second-largest private commercial port operator, providing multi-modal cargo handling, logistics, and maritime-related services across west and east coasts. |
Founded in 2,006 |
Market share Second-largest private port operator in India by cargo capacity (177 MTPA), with strategic port locations and expanding logistics footprint. |
Problem solved Enables smooth, efficient cargo movement and logistics to support India's growing trade and industrial demands, reducing transit costs and time. |
Top clients or who we serve Serves large industrial clients, bulk commodity traders, and exporters-importers across steel, coal, fertilizers, containers, and chemicals sectors; B2B focus. |
Key management Leadership includes Mr. Rinkesh Roy (Joint MD & CEO), Mr. Lalit Singhvi (CFO), with strong governance and group affiliation. |
Our journey and innovations Since 2006, expanded from Indian ports to international operations including UAE terminals; pioneer in LNG regasification terminal; ongoing greenfield port projects. |
Where we operate India (Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Odisha), UAE (Fujairah), and Oman with port and logistics assets. |
Top products or what we offer Port operations (coal, iron ore, containers), liquid storage, dry bulk handling, logistics services including rail and container freight. |
Top brands JSW Jaigarh Port, Dharamtar Port, South West Port, Paradip Terminals, Ennore Coal Terminal, Mangalore Terminals, Navkar Logistics. |
Raw materials needed Bulk commodities like coal, iron ore, fertilizers, LPG, and liquid bulk cargo as core operational focus. |
Raw materials supplier Cargo clients and industrial groups across steel, energy, agriculture sectors supply raw materials for handling. |
Recurring vs cyclical contribution Revenue mostly recurring based on cargo throughput and long-term concession agreements with steady industrial demand. |
Our industry position Strong market leader in private port operations with expanding logistics services and multi-modal infrastructure. |
Financial highlights FY25 consolidated revenue ₹4,829 Cr, PAT ₹1,521 Cr; 20%+ YoY income growth; EBITDA margin ~54%; robust net worth ₹9,329 Cr. |
Geographical revenue split Predominantly domestic India (₹4,140 Cr) with export and international contributions (₹336 Cr) from UAE and Oman operations. |
Order book Active greenfield projects including Keni Port (30 MTPA), slurry pipeline in Odisha, and expansions at existing ports. |
Whats driving growth Government infrastructure push, privatization of ports, increased cargo volumes, inorganic acquisitions, and diversification into logistics. |
Our future plans Increase capacity to 400 MTPA by 2030 through greenfield and brownfield projects; expand logistics via rail terminals and multi-modal hubs. |
Our green promise Focus on renewable energy use, methane emission reduction, solar projects, and lower carbon transport solutions. |
Our people and values Employee base includes skilled logistics and maritime professionals; emphasis on safety, ethics, inclusion, and community engagement. |
Key challenges ahead Regulatory approvals, commodity market volatility, project execution risks, and global trade uncertainties. |
Interesting facts Operates India's first LNG Floating Storage and Regasification Unit (FSRU) terminal; upgraded dry bulk and liquid terminals internationally. |
Risks and strategy Mitigates risks via diverse cargo mix, strong anchor customers, regulatory compliance, and financial discipline. |
