JSW Infrastructure, India’s second biggest port operator by volumes, is keen to explore port privatisation opportunities being opened up by the government and is also exploring the mega transshipment port project at Galathea bay in the Great Nicobar Island, its joint managing director said in a recent interview. ‘The way the government is opening up opportunities in India is enormous…’, JSW Infrastructure is interested in bidding for ports under the government’s privatisation plan. The company believes this is a significant development for the infrastructure sector, and they are eager to tap into the potential it offers. The government has been actively encouraging private investment in various sectors, including ports, as part of its privatization initiatives. JSW Infrastructure is also looking into the mega transshipment port project at Galathea bay, which has the potential to become a major transshipment hub in the region. With its strategic location and deep draft, the port would provide a convenient gateway for trade and would boost connectivity in the region. The company is exploring the feasibility of the project and assessing the potential benefits it could bring. As India’s second biggest port operator, JSW Infrastructure already operates key ports across the country, including the Jaigarh Port in Maharashtra and the Paradip Port in Odisha. The company has a strong track record in the sector and has been actively contributing to the growth and development of India’s port infrastructure. By exploring new opportunities and projects, JSW Infrastructure aims to further strengthen its position in the market and play a crucial role in the country’s economic progress.