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Port asset monetisation to push up private participation amid TAMP dilution

The total estimated capex towards these projects stands at Rs 14,483 crore between FY22-FY25

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The total estimated capex towards these projects stands at Rs 14,483 crore between FY22-FY25

Aditi Divekar Mumbai
With the role of Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP) diluted considerably, the asset monetisation plan for ports could draw strong private party participation as it improves clarity on return on investment.

“It is a move in the right direction. Private parties would have the needed capabilities to enhance efficiency and improve productivity. But with the right pricing environment given to them to do their business, interest (from private players) is bound to go up,” said Shailesh Garg, director-general manager (Ports) at Drewry—a maritime research consultancy.    

In May 2021, under the Major Port Authorities Act 2021, the board of