The Company is 74-26 joint venture between International Cargo Terminals & Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd. (ICTIPL) and Hindustan Ports Private Limited, a subsidiary of DP World Ltd. (DPW).

1. ICTIPL: Set up in 1947, ICTIPL started as a provider of shipping support services, mainly stevedoring. It gradually expanded its service offerings to container handling, cargo consolidation, shipping agency services, ship chartering etc. In 2002, it set up its own CFS at Dronagiri in Navi Mumbai near JNPT Port. Currently, ICTIPL operates one CFS of 90,000 TEUs capacity at JNPT Port and also carries out bulk cargo handling operations at Rozi Jetty in Jamnagar, Gujarat.
2. DPW: Headquartered in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, DPW ranks as the world's third largest container terminal operator by capacity and throughput. DPW is one of the most geographically diversified companies operating 78 marine and inland terminals across six continents, including its flagship facility at Jebel Ali port in Dubai  

  IFC is considering a financing package up to INR equivalent of US$ 103 million, including an A loan of US$ 46 million and parallel loan of US$ 57 million. 

  The Company is headquartered in Visakhapatnam and the project is located in India. 

The project involves development of additional new facilities within the premises of an existing operational port; key risks and impacts will therefore be limited within immediate port area and the project is not expected to result in any new significant long-term impacts. Accordingly, this is a Category B project because a limited number of specific environmental and social impacts may result which can be avoided or mitigated by adhering to generally recognized performance standards, guidelines or design criteria. Further, it is possible to readily design and implement engineering and management measures to mitigate the limited risks and adverse impacts.