1. Background and description
 

Inaugurated in January 2007, APM Terminals Mumbai is a joint venture between APM Terminals (74%) and the Container Corporation of India (26%). APM Terminals Mumbai (Registered as Gateway Terminals India Private Limited) has a 30-year license from the Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT) to build and operate container handling services at its facility.
 

APM Terminals Mumbai is one of the three container terminals operating from Nhava Sheva's Jawaharlal Nehru Port (JNPT), just across the bay of Mumbai. It offers seamless linkage to major & minor Inland Container Depots (ICD) and to Container Freight Stations (CFS) through rail and road. With significant hinterland connectivity, the region controls almost 50% of India’s containerized cargo.
 

In terms of container throughput (TEUs), APM Terminals Mumbai is India’s busiest container terminal handling facility servicing approximately 13% of India's throughput and has achieved a record performance of handling over 2 million TEUs (Twenty-Foot Equivalent Units) in 2018. The terminal created Indian National Maritime Record handling 2.01 Million TEUs in FY2014-15, representing approximately 20% of India's containerized cargo. While the Jawaharlal Nehru Port recorded a combined throughput of 4.47 million TEUs, APM Terminals Mumbai accounted for nearly 45% of the Port’s throughput.
 

State of the art terminal facilities ensure that Clients have a safe and hassle-free experience. And a modern Information Technology system increases productivity and efficiency through constructive and real-time communication with Clients.
 

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2. Operation Hours

24 hours, 365 days a year
For customer queries:
Monday to Friday – 8.00 am to 4.30 pm
 

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3. Terminal Dimension Details

Quay length – 712 meters
 

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4. Location Detail

APM Terminals Mumbai is located on the Konkan mainland, East of the Mumbai peninsula in the Nhava Sheva Region. Inaugurated over two decades ago, the location of Nhava Sheva has been critical in providing seamless connectivity to major highways and rail heads and an opportunity for expansion to the terminal over the years. With significant hinterland connectivity, the region controls almost 50% containerized cargo in India.

Coordinates for the container terminal are:
Latitude: 18 Degrees 9 minutes North
Longitude: 72 Degrees 9 minutes East
 

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5. Terminal Operation equipment detail
 

Particulars	APM Terminals Mumbai
RMQCs	10 (twin lifts-18 wide)
RTGs	40 (twin lifts)
RMGCs	3 (twin lifts)
Reefer slots	840
Rail Sidings	3 Integrated (830 meters)
Back up Area (Hectares)	52
Gate Lanes	12
Channel depth * (m)	13.1