From its origins as a focused maritime logistics capability within a diversified industrial group, JSW Infrastructure Limited (JSWIL) has evolved into a cornerstone of India’s port and logistics ecosystem.

Built to enable industrial growth, trade connectivity and economic development, the Company plays a vital role in supporting India’s manufacturing, energy and export ambitions.

As part of the JSW Group, a globally diversified conglomerate, JSW Infrastructure reflects the Group’s long-standing commitment to nation-building through world-class infrastructure, responsible operations and people-led growth.

Early Foundations

JSW Infrastructure’s journey began in 2004, when the JSW Group identified the need for dedicated port services to support its flagship manufacturing business. The Company’s first major foray into port operations began with the acquisition of Southwest Port at Mormugao, Goa, which the Group took over in 2002 and commenced operations in 2004. Initially developed to meet internal logistics requirements, the port soon expanded to serve third-party customers.

This foundational phase set the direction for JSW Infrastructure’s long-term vision: to build world-class, modern, mechanised, multi-cargo port facilities that efficiently handle diverse commodities while connecting India’s industrial centres with global trade routes.

From Regional Player to National Network

From a single port asset, JSW Infrastructure steadily expanded its footprint across India’s east and west coasts. Strategic port and terminal concessions were developed and acquired across Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Odisha, creating an integrated national network of ports and terminals.

Today, JSW Infrastructure operates ten port and terminal concessions across India, offering mechanised cargo handling for bulk, break bulk, liquid bulk, gases, and containerised cargo. Its facilities are designed to handle vessels up to Capesize, highlighting the technical capability, scale and versatility of its operations.

Two major ports anchor this network:

• JSW Jaigarh Port, an all-weather deep-water port on India’s west coast with seven berths and a capacity of 55 million tonnes per annum (MTPA), serving domestic and third-party cargo across Maharashtra and Karnataka.

• JSW Dharamtar Port in Maharashtra is a key hub supporting regional industrial supply chains and contributing significantly to overall cargo volumes.

These are complemented by specialised terminals such as the Mangalore Coal Terminal, Ennore Coal Terminal and Paradip Iron Ore Terminal, strengthening connectivity across India’s major maritime corridors.

Strategic Presence beyond India

Well ahead of many Indian infrastructure players, JSW Infrastructure recognised the importance of a global footprint. The Company established operations in the Middle East through a state-of-the-art liquid tank storage facility at Fujairah, UAE, with a capacity of 465,000 cubic metres. It also operates dry bulk terminals at Fujairah and Dibba, expanding its international reach and cargo portfolio.

These overseas assets diversify revenue streams, enhance operational expertise and position JSW Infrastructure as a global logistics partner serving customers across regions and markets.

A Capital Market Milestone

A defining milestone came on 3 October 2023, when JSW Infrastructure successfully listed on the Indian stock exchanges, debuting at a premium of over 20%. The IPO strengthened the Company’s balance sheet, accelerated growth plans and enhanced visibility among global investors.

The listing reflected confidence in JSW Infrastructure’s long-term strategy, underpinned by concession agreements spanning 30 to 50 years, steady revenue visibility and a disciplined approach to capacity expansion and portfolio diversification.

Diversification, Performance and Resilience

While historically aligned with the JSW Group’s steel and energy businesses, JSW Infrastructure has deliberately diversified its customer base. The proportion of third-party cargo has increased steadily, improving resilience and reducing dependence on group volumes.

Operational performance has mirrored this shift, with consistent cargo growth and improved capacity utilisation across terminals. Strong contributions from coal terminals at Mangalore, Ennore and Paradip highlight the Company’s balanced mix of bulk, industrial and export-oriented cargo.

Looking Ahead: Vision 2030 and Beyond

With one of the largest installed cargo handling capacities in India’s private port sector, JSW Infrastructure is pursuing an ambitious growth roadmap. The Company aims to scale cargo handling capacity to 400 MTPA by 2030 or earlier, supported by brownfield expansions, greenfield developments and integrated logistics investments.

Planned capital expenditure will focus on expanding existing ports, developing new strategic assets and strengthening multimodal logistics capabilities. Central to this vision is the transformation from a port operator into a comprehensive, end-to-end logistics solutions provider, integrating cargo handling, storage, inland connectivity and value-added services to support evolving global trade needs.

People, Sustainability and Responsible Growth

JSW Infrastructure believes that infrastructure leadership must be built on sustainability, inclusion and people-centric growth. The Company’s diverse workforce spans regions, functions and disciplines, bringing together operational expertise, engineering excellence and innovation.

Guided by strong ESG principles, teams across locations are driving initiatives to improve energy efficiency, reduce emissions, optimise resource use and strengthen environmental stewardship. Community engagement, safety, human rights and ethical governance remain integral to how the Company operates and grows.

Poised for Long-term Impact

From its beginnings as a strategic logistics enabler to its position today as India’s second-largest private port operator, JSW Infrastructure’s story is one of purposeful evolution, disciplined execution and long-term vision. With a national and international footprint, a future-ready growth strategy and a strong commitment to sustainability and people, JSW Infrastructure continues to enable trade, support businesses, and contribute meaningfully to India’s economic transformation.