Kamarajar Port, Isuzu India sign five-year vehicle export agreement
The agreement offers concessional wharfage rates linked to export volumes, supporting Isuzu's exports to the Middle East through the port.
Kamarajar Port(KPL) has signed a five-year agreement with Isuzu Motors India (IMIPL) for the export of commercial vehicles through the port's General Cargo Berth.
Under the agreement, Isuzu Motors will receive concessional wharfage rates linked to export volumes over the next five years. KPL said the arrangement reflects its focus on providing efficient, customer-centric and globally competitive port services.
Isuzu has been exporting its D-Max and S-Cab models from its manufacturing facility at Sri City through Kamarajar Port since 2019. The vehicles are shipped to Middle East markets including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Jordan.
The agreement was signed in the presence of J.P. Irene Cynthia, IAS, Managing Director, Kamarajar Port, along with Hironori Okawa, AGM, Isuzu Motors India, Thirumurugan, GM (Operations), KPL, and senior officials from both organisations.
KPL said the agreement further strengthens its long-standing partnership with Isuzu Motors India. It also supports Isuzu's global supply chain while reinforcing Kamarajar Port's position as a gateway for automobile exports and supporting India's maritime trade and logistics ecosystem.
