Public port project SPV and landlord-port developer

Vadhvan Port Project Limited

Official Vadhvan Port collage recording the August 2024 foundation-stone event and project presentations

Vadhvan Port Project Limited

The owner-side special-purpose vehicle developing Vadhvan Port near Dahanu.

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Directory focus

Public port project SPV and landlord-port developer with 2 active regions

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Profile status Public Evidence reviewed 14 July 2026

Type

Public port project SPV and landlord-port developer

Active regions

Asia Pacific, India

Marine works roles

Greenfield port programme owner, Marine works procurer, Landlord-port developer, Dredging and reclamation package authority, Breakwater and navigation-infrastructure client, Terminal PPP interface manager

Profile summary

The owner-side special-purpose vehicle developing Vadhvan Port near Dahanu. Jawaharlal Nehru Port Authority holds 74% and Maharashtra Maritime Board 26%; VPPL packages the marine and connecting infrastructure while terminal development is planned through a landlord and PPP model.

Directory profile status

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Source basis

The Cabinet approval and VPPL's current company page establish the SPV structure, with JNPA at 74% and Maharashtra Maritime Board at 26%, and the landlord-port development model. VPPL and JNPA publications control package status. The foundation-stone image records an official project event; it is not construction-progress evidence. VPPL's programme role does not prove that every marine package has been awarded or accepted, and contractor responsibility is not attributed beyond an official package record.

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