JSW Infra: Remaining 14 tanks in Fujairah have been secured
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JSW Infrastructure has secured the remaining 14 tanks at its Fujairah facility, expanding liquid storage capacity to support diversification and strengthen its global logistics network in a key bunkering market.
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JSW Infra: Remaining 14 tanks in Fujairah have been secured
JSW Infrastructure Expands Liquid Storage Capacity in Fujairah
JSW Infrastructure, a leading player in India’s port and logistics sector, has further solidified its global presence by securing additional storage capacity at its Fujairah, UAE, facility. The company previously acquired Marine Oil Terminal Corp (MROTC) in 2025 for an enterprise value of $187 million, gaining access to a 465,000 cubic meter liquid storage terminal in the Fujairah Oil Industry Zone (FOIZ). Recent developments indicate the company has secured the remaining 14 tanks at this strategic location, enhancing its total storage capacity and operational flexibility.
Fujairah’s status as the world’s second-largest bunkering market underscores the strategic value of this expansion. The additional tanks are expected to support JSW Infrastructure’s diversification into liquid and container cargo, aligning with its long-term goal to strengthen its global logistics network. The company already operates two dry bulk terminals in Fujairah and Dibba, UAE, with a combined capacity of 41 million tonnes per annum.
This move complements JSW Infrastructure’s domestic port operations, which include ten concessions across India’s east and west coasts, such as the deep-water Jaigarh Port (55 MTPA capacity) and Dharamtar Port (34 MTPA capacity). The company’s focus on expanding its liquid cargo footprint in Fujairah reflects its broader strategy to optimize cargo handling, reduce trade costs, and capitalize on regional energy and commodity demand.
With its sustainability-driven approach and emphasis on operational efficiency, JSW Infrastructure aims to leverage the Fujairah facility to enhance connectivity between global markets and its Indian logistics hubs. The expansion also positions the company to meet rising demand for bunkering services and liquid storage in the Middle East, a critical node for international trade.
JSW Infrastructure’s international operations include liquid storage and dry bulk terminals in Fujairah.
Acquisition of MROTC and strategic rationale for Fujairah’s bunkering market.
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