Jaigarh Port
G AT E w a y t o t h e F u t u r e
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Profile of Mr. Sajjan Jindal
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JSW Group
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JSW Jaigarh Port - Introduction
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Features & Facilities
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Unique Acheivement
24 Cargo Management
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Locational Advantages
27 Connectivity
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Master Plan
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Future Plans
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Corporate Social Responsibility
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Awards & Recognitions
“Where others see walls, I see doors.” - Shri Om Prakash Jindal (7th August 1930 - 31st March 2005) Visionary and Founder, O.P. Jindal Group Shri Om Prakash Jindal, a visionary par excellence, inspired millions to follow their dreams. His ability to foresee development and the commitment to build a self-reliant nation created a paradigm shift in India’s industrial scenario. A man with humble beginnings, he paved the way to success through sheer hard work and determination. Each one of us can find motivation in his story. His legacy lives on.
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Profile of Mr. Sajjan Jindal
A mechanical engineer by training, Mr. Sajjan Jindal has been instrumental in transforming the functioning of the Indian steel industry with his progressive engagement of all stakeholders in the development process at JSW Steel. Under his leadership, JSW Group over the years has expanded in other core sectors of the economy such as power generation, infrastructure building and cement manufacturing. His dedication to the cause of a self-reliant India is reflected in the technological innovations that define and set apart each JSW company. Today, under his leadership, the JSW Group runs some of the most energy efficient and eco-friendly manufacturing facilities in the country. Mr Jindal is leading
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the JSW Group into a new era of technological advancement. In a short span of three years, JSW Energy has grown 10-fold with a power generation capacity of 3140 megawatts. At the peak of the global recession in 2009, Mr Jindal braved on by commissioning India’s then largest blast furnace with a capacity of 2.8 MTPA taking JSW’s overall capacity to 6.8 MTPA at Vijayanagar. The payouts have been phenomenal. Today, with an installed capacity of 14.3 MTPA, JSW Steel is India’s leading private sector steel producer and among the world’s most illustrious steel companies. Mr. Jindal’s visionary spirit has found credence and acclaim in awards such as
Mr. Jindal is leading the JSW group into a new era of technological advancement. Mr. Sajjan Jindal,
Chairman and Managing Director
the Willy Korf/Ken Iverson Steel Vision Award which was awarded to him at the Steel Survival Strategies XXIV conference for elevating JSW Steel amongst the selected few global steel producers. A renowned and respected practitioner of sustainable business practices, Mr. Jindal is a member of the Executive Committee and the Chairman of the Sustainability Committee of Worldsteel Association, and he is also a council member of Indian Institute of Metals. His belief in sustainable development and corporate responsibility has made JSW a catalyst and active participant in education, health and livelihood, promotion of arts and culture, environment protection and sports. The
Group’s CSR initiative is spearheaded by the JSW Foundation. Mr. Jindal was the Chairman, I-League Committee, All India Football Federation. JSW is committed to allocate 2% of its PAT to pursue its CSR initiatives. The Foundation has touched the lives of over 1 million people by providing them with opportunities for a brighter future. JSW Foundation works closely with communities and complements the efforts of the JSW Group in creating a 21st century India. Mr. Jindal lives with his family in Mumbai and has three children. He is a keen sportsman with a love for the outdoors.
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Executive’s Desk
JSW Jaigarh Port is the first deep water private port in maharashtra and will become the gateway port to Coastal & Central Maharashtra and Northern Karnataka. Capt. BVJK Sharma,
Jt. MD & CEO - JSW Infrastructure
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We have been expanding at a fast pace and have realised that Maritime Infrastructure plays an important role in India’s growth trajectory. Keeping this in mind, JSW Infrastructure Ltd. has ventured into the development of Green Field ports to take care of the EXIM requirements of the companies and trade at large. With a vision to develop, adopt latest technology and offer port related services in a way that ensures the lowest possible impact on the environment; JSW
Infrastructure has created a world-class deep water, all weather, green field port at Jaigarh. JSW Jaigarh Port is the first deep water private port in Maharashtra and will become the gateway port to coastal & central Maharashtra and Northern Karnataka. The port is currently in expansion mode and on completion of the final phase will be well equipped to take care of all the requirements of International trade.
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Accelerating your growth by bringing opportunities closer home
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PROPELLING A DEVELOPED INDIA: JSW INFRASTRUCTURE IS AT THE HELM OF WORLD-CLASS SEAPORTS, TerMINALS AND FUTURISTIC INFRASTRUCTURE 10
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JSW Group
Multiple hues of success: JSW group has diversified interests in Steel, Energy, Infrastructure and Cement.
JSW Group A $11 billion conglomerate, the JSW Group is a part of the O.P. Jindal Group. JSW has set up business facilities in various core sectors of India. With verticals that are exploring innovative and sustainable avenues in steel, energy, infrastructure and cement, the Group is paving the way for India’s development as a global superpower.
Governance and focused employees have contributed to make every endeavour a success. And we are not stopping here. Expansions, upgradation and technological innovations are a way of life at JSW and we are focused on becoming the Company that puts India on the global map by developing vibrant communities along the way.
JSW Steel is India’s leading integrated steel producer with a capacity of 14.3 MTPA. The Group is also leading from the front in every sector that it operates in. By maintaining exemplary operational efficiencies, JSW Energy has grown ten-fold in just three years while JSW Cement creates the building blocks of India with its environment friendly products. JSW Infrastructure is contributing to the nation’s development by providing world class services to clients through state-of-the-art ports, terminals, shipyards and other facilities.
The JSW Group is committed to creating more smiles at every step of the journey. JSW Foundation, the Group’s CSR and sustainability arm, is in constant pursuit of making life better for communities with its various initiatives in the fields of health, education, livelihood and sports along with art and culture.
Our ethical businesses,
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practices, strong
transparent Corporate
JSW Group’s zero effluent plants, green townships and happy employees are changing the course of the nation with their spirited growth. JSW Group is proud to be charting a course to excellence that creates opportunities for every Indian and leads to the creation of a sustainable, dynamic and developed nation.
At JSW, we have committed ourselves to small acts that change the world around us resulting in a sequence of never ending excellence. Vision Global recognition for Quality and Efficiency, while nurturing nature and society.
Mission Supporting the nation’s growth in core economic sectors with speed and innovation.
Core Values
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Transparency Strive for Excellence Dynamism Passion for Learning
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JSW Journey
JSW IS CONTINUOUSLY EVOLVING. OVER THE YEARS IT HAS BUILT CAPACITY, BUILT ON TECHNOLOGY. IT HAS PERSISTENTLY WORKED TOWARDS FINDING INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS IN BUILDING BUSINESS IN A SUSTAINABLE MANNER. 1982-94 • • •
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Commissioning of 20 – Hi Cold Rolling Mill at Vasind Acquisition of a mini Steel Mill at Tarapur Commissioning of Corex – I at Vijayanagar
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Commissioning of Corex-II at Vijayanagar Foundation stone laid for JSW Cement plant at Vijayanagar
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Commissioning of Blast Furnace II at Vijayanagar Acquisition of Plate and Pipe Mill in the U.S. Acquisition of Coal Mines in Mozambique
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Inauguration of Hot Strip Mill – I at Vijayanagar Commercial operation of Unit-I of 2x130MW Power Plant at Vijayanagar
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Commissioning of Blast Furnace – I at Vijayanagar Commenced operations at South West Port, Goa Acquisition of SISCOL
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Commissioning of Blast Furnace - III at Vijayanagar Commissioning of unit – I of 2X300MW Power Plant at Vijayanagar Commissioning of unit – II of 2X300MW Power Plant at Vijayanagar Synchronisation of first unit of 8x135MW Power Plant at Barmer Inauguration of Jaigarh Port Commercial operation of Unit – II of 2X300MW Power Plant at Vijayanagar JSW Steel and JFE Steel Corporation come together in a strategic collaboration
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Commissioning of Blast Furnace - IV at Vijayanagar JSW Steel inks JV with Marubeni Itochu Steel Inc. JSW Energy achieves full commercial operations of 1200MW at Ratnagiri power plant JSW Energy’s JV with MahaTransco commissions 400 kV power transmission project in Maharashtra
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Acquisition of iron ore mines in Chile Joint Venture Agreement with Toshiba Corporation, Japan for setting up of Turbine & Generator manufacturing facility in India
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Listing of JSW Energy on BSE and NSE Coking Coal Mine Acquisition in USA JSW Energy acquires 70% stake in Indian Ocean Mining – South Africa coal mines acquisition Commissioning of India’s largest and widest Hot Strip Mill at Vijayanagar Commissioning of Unit I of 4x300MW at Ratnagiri JSW Steel acquires majority stake in ISPAT Ind. Commissioning of Unit II 4x300MW at Ratnagiri
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Commissioning of Cement plant at Nandyal, AP Commissioning of Toshiba JSW facility at Chennai JSW Energy achieves full commercial operations of 1080MW at Barmer power plant Merger of JSW ISPAT Steel with JSW Steel
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Introduction
Pushing the frontiers of possibility JSW Jaigarh Port JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd. has been set up as a Greenfield multi-cargo deep water port in Damankhol Bay, Jaigarh in Ratnagiri District, Maharashtra. Nestled in the protected surroundings of Jaigarh Head, between the two major ports (Mumbai-110 nautical miles, Goa-100 nautical miles), it occupies a strategic position on the West coast, 42 Kms off the NH-17. Inaugurated in
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August 2009, the Port is developed and operated on a 50 year concession from the Maharashtra State Government on a BOOST basis. It has 2 berths with Mechanized facilities to handle 15 Million tonnes of bulk cargo. The present draft of 14.0 meters makes it the deepest port on the Maharashtra coast. Not one to rest on its laurels, the second phase of development
is being commissioned targeting 50 MTPA Capacity by setting up of LNG, Ro-Ro and Container Terminal. The port is a subsidiary of JSW Infrastructure Ltd., which has three operational units: JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd, Maharashtra, South West Port Ltd, Goa and JSW Dharamtar Port Pvt Ltd, Maharashtra.
Location Highlights Latitude : 17° 18’ 09” N Longitude : 73° 12’ 30” E Nearest Village : Jaigarh District /Town : Ratnagiri
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Introduction
Building the foundation for tomorrow
Strengths of the port It is our endeavour to not only build a port that is benchmarked to world standards, but to create an indelible mark in port operations. Thus at JSW Jaigarh Port we deploy only the most advanced technology processes and highly qualified manpower and professionals who can bring in immense value to the working of the port.
Single-window service A suitable backup area in sync with the mechanization helps ensure smooth receipt and dispatch with minimum wastage. Advanced port processes integrated to Port Management System means that we can easily provide a single window service to our customers.
All-weather port Reliable and environment-friendly Due to our stringent standards, we have been able to make JSW Jaigarh Port as an all-weather 24x7 private port in Maharashtra with mechanized material handling system to achieve high discharge rates.
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The port covers a huge hinterland area with its dependable and strong support services. With a consistent sensitivity towards nature and long-term sustainability, the port always insists on conducting environment-friendly operations.
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Features & Facilities
Blueprint for continued success Port Infrastructure Marine Infrastructure JSW Jaigarh Port is located at Jaigarh Head with a 512m long breakwater, ensuring safe port operations round the year.
Min. Depths (below CD)
Outer Channel – 13.0 m Inner Channel – 13.3 m Berth Pocket – 15.1 m
Draft
Max 14.0m with tide
Size of Turning Circle
510
Channel length / breadth
2.5 miles / 210m
Tidal Range
2.3 / 2.5 (Mtrs)
The port presently handles Panamax vessels with 14 meters draft on both berths. The depths will now be increased to handle Cape size vessels directly, helping clients achieve savings on freight and associated costs.
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Length of Berths
Berth 1 & 2 in line, total length 550m
Max size of Vessel
Capable of Handling 140000 DWT Vessels – 14.0 Metres Max
Marine Flotilla
2 dedicated Tugs of 40 t & 50 T bollard pull with fire fighting and rescue capability
Marine Services
Dry Cargo Handling
The port is fully-equipped to handle a range of services that include: • Fresh Water services • Bunker services on demand • Garbage collection facilities • Fire fighting services • Gangway security • Fresh provisions and stores through registered ship chandlers • Medical facilities on demand • Dredger
Berth No 1: • Fully mechanized to handle coal, coke, and limestone • Fitted with 2 Ship Un-loaders of 2000 TPH each • Closed conveyor system of 3.2 Kms length for mechanical conveying to stockyard (Stacking 4000 TPH / Reclaiming 2000 TPH)
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Sludge Reception facility on demand
Berth No 2: • Multipurpose Berth to handle other bulk and break bulk cargo • Fitted with 2 Mobile Harbor Cranes with 65 tonnes capacity each • Sufficient payloaders, dumpers, etc to take care of the bulk and break bulk requirements.
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Unique Achievement
ECO-FRIENDLY Scaling-UP
Eco-friendly coal stockyard at Jaigarh Port
Unique Achievement JSW Jaigarh Port believes in not just growing, but growing in an eco-friendly manner. It ensures all our activities support our ideals of a clean and green environment. In line with this belief, JSW Jaigarh is setting up a fully covered stack yard to meet the coal requirements of our 1200 MW power plant at Ratnagiri in an ecofriendly manner. Thermal coal remains India’s most important fuel used to generate electricity. With increasing environmental concerns, storage and handling of coal in large quantities has become a daunting task. One of the major challenges is in handling coal in an ecological-friendly manner. The eco-friendly project involves construction of a 440 m long covered shed, housing 16 m high coal stack. It features mechanized facilities such as
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Stacker cum Reclaimer (SCR) and has a capacity of 4000/2000T per hour. The shed spans 104 m in length with 6 m in height, with walls supporting the roof structure. The roof at the crown is 46.5 m high from ground level. The structure’s storage capacity ranges from 260,000 – 280,000 MT of coal, depending on the type of coal and storage plan opted. The shed’s smart construction involved about 9,000 cum of concrete work, 3,500 tons of space frame structure and 45,000 sqm. roof sheeting. The space frame structure was designed and supplied by M/s Xuzhou Zhongmei Steel Construction Co Ltd, China. The project used JSW coated sheets as roofing material. To lower its risk factors, the shed is equipped with a fire-fighting and dust suppression system. The load trials at the shed are in progress and construction work is in an advanced stage of completion.
Eco-friendly Results
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Cost Reduction: Preventing coal from getting wet in monsoon helps lower the cost of drying it before it is fed to bowl mills. Overall, this helps bring down the production time and power cost.
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Clean Environment: A fully clad stack yard averts fine coal particles from soaring in the air due to wind, thereby reducing pollution in nearby surroundings. It also ensures power plant switchyard and surrounding areas remain dust free.
Features & Facilities
Dry Cargo Storage
Liquid Storage
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2 Tanks of 10000 MT each + 4 Tanks of 5000 MT each.
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Total storage area of 200 hectares Enclosed Coal yard with capacity of 8,00,000 MT (5,25,000 Commercial & 2,75,000 JSW Energy) Stacker cum reclaimer of 4000 / 2000 TPH (3 nos.) 1 Weighbridge of 50 MT capacity and 4 Weighbridges of 100 MT capacities Dust Suppression and fire fighting systems for the Coal stack yard Covered warehouses of 7264 sqm and 8400 sqm to handle Fertilizers, Fertilizer Raw Material, Bagged Cement, Sugar and other Agri Commodities. Another covered storage of 8400 Sqm under construction which will be ready by end of this year.
Container Handling Amenities
Port user building
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A state-of-the-art building is being constructed for exporters / importers, agents, cargo surveyors and other users of the port.
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2 Mobile Harbor Cranes (LHM400) with 65 tonnes capacity each. Container Yard -10 Acres 516 Ground Slots 1476 TEUs can be accommodated 144 reefer plug points available 2 Reach Stackers 4 Forklifts & 1 ECH CFS infrastructure: total area - 5000 sq.metre
Tarapur Plant
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Features & Facilities
Playing to a sustainable future for us and the world
Cargo Management No matter what a client’s requirement may be, the JSW Jaigarh port is perfectly placed to cater to any customized requirements. Modern equipment and well-laid out port procedures, enable us to take on even the most demanding assignments. It has successfully handled Coal, Limestone, Iron Ore, Bauxite, Sugar, Molasses, Rock Phosphate, Metallurgical Coke, Fertilizers, Coated Steel Pipes, Project Cargo and more such material to establish highstandards comparable to the best ports in the world.
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The port has enhanced its productivity to bring down overall cost of handling – here’s how: Cargo
Cargo Type - Loading / Discharge
Benchmarks
Coal
Discharge (Peak-72000 MT’s PWWD)
40000 MT
Iron Ore
Discharge
35000 MT
Limestone
Discharge
25000 MT
Bauxite
Loading (Vessel Gears)
15000 MT
Molasses
Loading
10000 MT
Sugar (Bagged)
Loading (Vessel Gears)
4000 MT
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Locational Advantage
Utilising the potential of what we have The Port is located between two major ports (Mumbai – 356 Kms, Goa – 250 Kms) occupying a strategic position on the west coast, 42 Kms from the NH-17. The hinterland covers Kolhapur, Satara, Sangali, Solapur, Pune, Ahmednagar, Latur, Beed, Goa, Hubli, Ankola, Belgaum, Bagalkot and other parts of Central Maharashtra and Northern Karnataka. It is well located to take care of the EXIM and Coastal movement requirements of the industries in the hinterland.
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Songadh
Valsad
Malegaon
Yavatmal
Manora
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Dahanu
Parbhani
Ghodegaon
Thane
Mumbai
Jalna
Maharastra
Bhiwandi
Ahmednagar
Rasayani
Nanded
Bhokar
Beed Armur
Ambajoga
Thal Khalapur Urse Markal
Karjat
Pune
Latur
Nizamabad Udgir
Barsh
Located in close proximity to the agricultural belt of Kolhapur, Solapur, Sangli, Satara, Pune, the port has huge potential for export of Molasses and import of Edible Oil and other Liquid cargo. It is ideally located to cater to the export requirements of vehicle manufacturers located in Maharashtra and Karnataka. It is also strategically located for setting up Edible Oil refineries in close proximity and has attracted interest from many refiners – who will benefit from savings in logistics cost and easy distribution in the Maharashtra hinterland.
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Murtajapur
Nashik
Lavale
Dapoli
Satara
Pandharpur
Kamare
Bhatki
Osmanabad
Baramati
Solapur
Karanjali
JSW Jaigarh Port
Zalki
Devrukh Ganpati Pule Hathkumbe
Islampur
Sedam
Horli
Sangli Shirol
Gulburga
Ainapur
Shadnagar
Bijapur
Mahbubnagar
Shiraguppi Devasugur
Harugeri Halaval Kudel
Vagator
Bagalkot
Hidkal Shinoli
Nandgad
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Ramnagar
Cuncolim Mashen
Kurnool
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Belgaum
Goa
Adoni Dhone
Dharwad Hubli
Kudatini Hospet Bellary Haganbommanahalli
Karnataka
Secondary Hinterland (200-400 Kms)
Tertiary Hinterland (400-600 Kms)
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Pune, Solapur, Ahmednagar Beed, Bagalkot, Bijapur, Hubli, Belgaum - Automobiles, Heavy Engineering, Steel, Coke, Cement, Sugar, Power, Textiles, Power
Wanaparthy Raichur
Ankelgi
Primary Hinterland (0-200 Kms) Ratnagiri, Kolhapur, Satara, Sangali - Sugar, Bauxite, Molasses, Power
Daryapur
Khamgaon Akola
Pachora
Vapi
Talegaon
Amravati
Akol
Aurangabad, Jalna, Raichur, Hospet, Bellary - Cement, Iron Ore, Steel, Power, Heavy Engineering, Manufacturing
Connectivity
Achieving superior connectivity to our dreams As a private port, JSW Jaigarh Port brings to its customers the most efficient logistics chain by customising port processes and procedures to ensure enhanced value.
Place
Distance in Km
Ratnagiri
60
Kolhapur
166
Sangli
214
Satara
230
Redi
239
Raigarh
250
Belgaum
279
Rail Connectivity
Pune
327
Nearest Railway link is Ratnagiri on the Konkan Railway network – 55kms from JSW Jaigarh Ports. The proposed rail connectivity plan has been taken under the new R3i policy of the Ministry of Railways (Govt. of India) and the first leg of connectivity i.e. 3 Kms from Port gate to a location called Digni (35 Kms from the Port) on the Konkan Railway would tentatively be ready by 2016.
Bijapur
340
Dharwad
352
Bagalkot
365
Daund
383
Solapur
406
Ahmednagar
446
Osmanabad
467
Rail Siding
Gulbarga
494
Hospet
496
Nashik
505
Latur
532
Aurangabad
559
Bellary
559
Raichur
567
Jalna
633
Parbhani
690
Road Connectivity Currently connected through a two lane road (SH-106-42 Kms) from Jaigarh to Nivali on NH-17, being widened to a 4 lane highway under BOT (ready by early 2015)
JSW Jaigarh Port and Konkan Railway Corporation Limited have developed a Rail Siding at Ratnagiri which has enabled JSW Jaigarh Port to cater to the long lead cargos using railways Air Connectivity Nearest International Airport is at Goa (250 Kms) and Mumbai (356 Kms), air strip for small aircraft at Ratnagiri and a helipad at JSW Jaigarh Port
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LEGEND
50 MTPA Planning Phase II Development of Infrastructure Master Plan BER T BER H 6B-1 TH 6B-2
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Mechanized berth to handle Coal, Coke, Limestone and other dry bulk
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Multipurpose berth to handle Agri –Commodities, Iron Ore, Bauxite, Project Cargo and other bulk and break bulk
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MASTER PLAN FOR JAIGARH PORT (DRAFT DRAWING) JSWIL-JPL-MP-000
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Future Plans
Paving the way ahead Planned Phase II Developments Visions need passion, and dreams need nurturing. At JSW Jaigarh Port, we are already planning the next step to come closer to our glorious vision. The port will develop a 1 million teu per annum facility at the port. It will construct 2 berths with the length of 650 metres for handling above volume of containers along with supporting superstructure of Quay Cranes, Rubber tyre gantry cranes, Reach Stackers etc. •
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With 7 more berths being added, there will be a total of 9 berths with capacity of 50 Million Tonnes upon completion Dedicated Container, Ro-Ro, Liquid and Multi-Purpose Cargo Berths Mechanized Wagon Loading & Unloading Systems Deepest drafts enabling berthing of Cape Size Vessels (180000 DWT) FTWZ, SEZ, CFS & Logistics Parks: Created to give competitive advantage to establish Food Processing Zones, Edible Oil Refineries and Port related industries.
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1 Dedicated Berth Storage Capacity of 1 Lakh KL initially going upto 5 Lakh KL
Liquid Terminal For Petroleum Products & IMDG Cargo Jaigarh Port will develop a liquid terminal and associated infrastructure to handle Crude Oil, Petroleum products and other IMDG cargo including LNG.
Container Terminal • • • • • •
Maximum vessel size – Post Panamax Back up area of 62 acres 8 Quay Cranes & 24 RTGS 7150 ground slots Stack Height [min] 3 level Planned capacity 1.1 Million TEUs PA
Being in close proximity to the industrial and commercial hubs of Maharashtra and Karnataka, Jaigarh Port will be one of the key ports to cater to the export / import trade from this cluster. Due to the deep draft and proximity to industrial cluster, substantial container volumes are expected to be generated from this area.
RORO Terminal The port is constructing a dedicated Ro-Ro Berth with a PDI facility and dust proof vehicle parking area. It will have a covered stack yard for cars with a capacity of 100000 units.
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Benchmarking Maritime Excellence
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Corporate Social Responsibility
“Our aim is to create a value based empowered society through a purposeful engagement in various spheres of life by involving the community at large.
Mrs. Sangita Jindal Chairperson, JSW Foundation
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Sand Art Demonstration by Sudarsan Pattnaik at Ratnagiri
JSW Foundation JSW Group’s vision is to empower communities with sustainable livelihoods. We are committed to elevate the lives of communities around our plant locations. An approach towards inclusive growth is embedded in our corporate philosophy to nurture local communities and engage with every stakeholder group. We work closely with local stakeholders to strengthen community initiatives. We are committed
to create more smiles for every tonne of steel produced.
women and helping deprived sections.
We endeavour to create long-term value for the business and society. We also strive to assess the impact of our operations on local agriculture, biodiversity and health. The assessment is conducted through periodic third-party impact studies and other research. We lay special emphasis on empowering
JSW Steel touches the lives of many people through various initiatives covering healthcare, education, community development and so on.
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Corporate Social Responsibility
The Foundation focuses on community welfare in all areas, an important step towards inclusive growth. CSR Activities
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The Belief
The Commitment
We believe that inclusive growth is not a destination but a journey made possible by the progressive engagement of all stakeholders in the developmental process. The Group strives to achieve sustainable development through an involvement in education, health and livelihood, promotion of arts and culture, environment protection and sports.
JSW is committed to allocate around 2% of its profit after tax to build a sustainable India. The Team The Group’s CSR initiatives are spearheaded by JSW Foundation, which works within a radius of 10 km
from every plant location. The team comprising 20 executives is led by Mrs. Sangita Jindal. Impact The Foundation touched lives of over 2.5 lakh people, providing them with opportunities for a brighter future.
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Corporate Social Responsibility
The Foundation focuses on BOTH FARM BASED AND NON-FARM BASED INITIATIVES TO SECURE THE LIVELIHOOD OF ITS COMMUNITIES.
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At JSW, we believe that inclusive growth is not a destination but a journey made possible by the progressive engagement of all stakeholders in the development process. In partnerships with external development agencies, JSW strives to achieve sustainable development in all spheres of life including integrated community development, promotion of arts and culture, environment protection and sports.
Environment Conservation On its way to growth and expansion, JSW Group is also conscious about its responsibility towards the environment and social development. Eco-efficiency is a principle that is practiced seriously at JSW. Preventive measures are taken into account right from the planning stage and are incorporated through production and growth. Necessary systems are installed from day one and continuous efforts for environment conservation to help the
port become the frontrunner among ecofriendly ports in India. Jaigarh is an important mango-growing region and its economy depends to a great extent on a good yield. It is therefore important that the local environment is left undisturbed, irrespective of the development initiatives taking place. In order to sustain nature, the group has executed a three-pronged strategy:
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Control pollution through technology Jaigarh Port uses technology extensively to prevent air pollution and eliminate the possibility of any dust particles and remnants from escaping to the surrounding areas.
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Desulphurisation Unit
Aqua Dine System
The Group is committed to install the latest technology to conserve the environment in the best possible manner. The power division of the group has installed a port-based 4 x 300 MW thermal power plant adjacent to the port. Apart from using low-ash and low-sulphur coal to reduce sulphur dioxide emission from stacks, the plant is in the process of installing a Flue Gas Desulphurisation Unit (FGD) at an investment of about Rs 600 crore.
The system is installed at every stage right from the unloading point to the reclamation, to reduce dust emission. At the unloading point, water is sprinkled before and after the material is transferred into the hopper, installed on the ship unloaders. Likewise, in every transfer tower, the system is installed on the hopper to continuously sprinkle water. It is also installed at the stacker reclaimer to prevent dust from the reclaimed material.
Windshields The Port has erected windshields to stem the flow of wind to the stackyard. The windshield is designed to stop the wind from entering the stackyard from the SW and NE directions thereby preventing the dust from spreading to the nearby areas. With a length of 540 m and height of 14 m, the windshield is large enough to cover the stockpiles. Create a green belt In addition to the traditional ways of dust suppression, the port will have a thick green belt around the stackyard to maintain the ecological balance. An area of 6 hectares under the green belt development programme is being developed wherein 30,000 saplings, with a survival rate of 80 per cent,
have been already planted. This apart, a 10-hectare mango plantation is also being developed. Air monitoring station to keep an eye on pollution levels
Other activities at Ratnagiri
A high-quality ambient air monitoring system is installed at the port to measure and record the concentration of pollutants like particulate matter, sulphur dioxide and oxides of nitrogen. The dust emissions are monitored on a continuous basis and RSPM levels are displayed on the electronic display board.
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Mid-day meal program Individual toilet program Women self-help group development School infrastructure development program
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JSW Group has been making conscious efforts through its CSR/CS programmes to achieve inclusive growth. Inclusive Growth Training for Local youth JSW Jaigarh Port is making conscious efforts to make the local youth a part of the development program. This is achieved through sponsoring candidates from the local villages for diploma engineering programs. They would be absorbed by the Group in the future. The Port has laid a lot of focus on developing unemployed youth by enhancing their technical skills so that they can be absorbed by the allied industries which would come up in the vicinity. This way, the Port is addressing both their education as well as their employability.
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Community development JSW Group understands the need for taking the local community along with the ongoing development so that they don’t feel left out of the entire process. The Port has installed 25 TPD Ice plant and cold storage for the benefit of the fishing society. Fish finders, Outboard motors, fishing nets and GPS have been distributed to fishermen to increase their yield. The Port has contributed to promote sports and cultural activities in the area, financially helped distressed families, distributed computers and printers to gram panchayats, constructed roads etc. The main focus of the above programmes is to help raise the living standards of the people who have lived in the area.
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Awards and Recognitions
MALA Award - 2013
Awards and Recognitions MALA Award - 2013 JSW Jaigarh Port received the “Upcoming Multicargo Greenfield Port of the Year” award at 4th All India Maritime And Logistics Awards on September 6, 2013. Best Thermal Power Producer - 2013 JSW Energy received the “Best Thermal Power Producer” by IPPAI on August 3, 2013. Golden Peacock Eco-Innovation Award – 2013 JSW Steel won the Golden Peacock Eco-Innovation Award for the year 2013 on July 19, 2013. Industry Leadership Award - 2013 JSW Steel - “The Industry Leadership Award” at Platts Global Metals Awards which recognises achievements in steel, metals and mining, on June 3, 2013.
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Greentech HR Excellence Gold Award - 2013 JSW Cement received the 3rd annual Greentech HR Excellence Gold Award on April 19, 2013.
JSW Steel, Vijayanagar Works - FIRST among Integrated Steel Plants in India by Indian Institute of Metals, and received on November 16, 2012 at Jamshedpur.
First Prize in Best Fuel Efficient Boiler Category in the year - 2012 JSW Steel - Captive Power Plant -2 at Vijayanagar Works has participated in the State Level Safety Competition on 42 National Safety Day on March 4, 2013.
UNESCO – Asia Pacific Award - 2012 JSW Foundation - The Hampi foundation conferred UNESCO- Asia pacific award for merit for Cultural Heritage Conservation.
ISO-14001:2004 Certification cation: IMC Ramkrishna Bajaj National Quality Award-2012 JSW Steel - “Commendation Certificate in the Manufacturing Category” by Indian Merchant Chambers. received on March 13, 2013 National Sustainability Award - 2012
Greentech Environment Excellence award (Gold) - 2012 JSW Cement - In recognition to its specific contribution towards adopting clean technologies as well as its commitment towards prevention of pollution, natural resource conservation, efficient utilization of industrial byproducts and its noteworthy efforts towards GHG emission reduction during the year 2011-12.
Visvesvaraya Industrial Trade Centre State Award - 2012 JSW Steel - Awarded by VITC Karnataka for the year 2009-10 & 2010-11 Gold Trophy for Best Exporter, received on March 23, 2012. Power Line Award - 2012 JSW Energy - “Best Thermal Power Generation Company Award “ at Power Line award 2012. Dun & Bradstreet Information Services - 2011 JSW Steel - Best Company in Steel sector based on Total Income, Net Profit, Net Worth, Export, Market Capitalisation, Net Profit Margin, Return on Net Worth, received on April 26, 2011. Spot Light Awards (Global Communication Competition) - 2011 JSW Steel - League of American Communication Professionals for its 2010-11 Annual Report – Bronze Award for excellence within its Competition Class.
JSW Energy - Received the NDTV Profit Business Leadership Awards 2010 under the ‘Power ‘Industry vertical Vice chairman of JSW Energy N K Jain received the award from the Union Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee on September 1, 2010 in Mumbai. Willy Korf/Ken Iversion steel vision award - 2009 Mr. Sajjan Jindal was awarded the prestigious 19th Willy Korf/Ken Iversion steel vision award on June 23, 2009 at the Steel Survival Strategies XXIV conference for elevating JSW Steel amongst the selected few global steel producer. Karnataka Chapter Safety Award 2009 JSW Steel - Unnatha Suraksha Puraskara, a trophy and certificate
was presented for outstanding safety performance and management systems in Metals category of industries during 2006-08, by National Safety Council, Karnataka Chapter, on 09-09-2009 at Bengaluru. Greentech Environment Excellence Award- 2009 JSW Steel - Gold award in metal and mining sector for outstanding achievement in Environment Management (October 10, 2009 at Kovalam). PM’s Trophy 2007-08 JSW Steel - Runner-Up of the best performing Integrated Steel Plant in the country, known as Steel Minister’s Trophy for 2007-08 (declared on November 13, 2009).
CII-EXIM Award - 2011 JSW Steel - “Commendation Certificate for Significant Achievement” for Business Excellence by Confederation of Indian Industries, on December 1, 2011 at Bangalore. EEPC Award - 2011 JSW Steel - “Gold Trophy” being the top exporter of Iron and Steel in the year 2007-2008, under the category of manufacture exporter in Large enterprise from western region. The award was received on August 6,2010. National Sustainability Award 2011 JSW Steel, Vijayanagar Works – Received Second Prize to amongst the Integrated Steel Plants Category, by Indian Institute of Metals at 49th National Metallurgists Day, on November 14, 2011 at Hyderabad. Business Leadership Award - 2010
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Jaigarh Port Regd. Office: JSW Centre, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra (East), Mumbai - 400 051. Tel: (022) 42861000 | Fax: (022) 42863000 | Email:
[email protected] | Website: www.jsw.in Port Address: JSW Jaigarh Port Ltd. at Post Jaigarh, Taluka & Dist - Ratnagiri, Maharashtra - 415614. Tel: (02357) 242551 / 2 / 3 | Fax: (02357) 242556
