Adani’s Mundra Port Strengthens India’s Energy Lifelines With New LPG And Crude Arrivals

Mundra Port in Gujarat has marked a key energy milestone by receiving two Indian-flagged vessels – LPG carrier Shivalik with 46,000 MT of LPG and crude oil tanker Jag Laadki with 80,886 MT of crude oil – boosting India’s energy security and import resilience. The berthing of these large-capacity ships highlights Adani Group’s Mundra Port as a critical hub for energy logistics, coastal shipping and strategic maritime trade, especially amid heightened geopolitical risks and volatile global supply chains. The latest arrivals further reinforce India’s efforts to secure reliable LPG and crude flows for refineries and consumers.

• Shivalik delivers 46,000 MT of LPG to Adani’s Mundra Port  
• Jag Laadki brings 80,886 MT of crude oil under the Indian flag  
• Mundra Port strengthens India’s energy security and fuel supply chains  
• Large-capacity berths enable efficient handling of LPG and crude imports  
• Shipments support refineries, LPG demand and industrial fuel needs