DPI to manage Kochi/Cochin
Dubai Ports International, the overseas management arm of Dubai Ports Authority (DPA) offered to share a staggering 33.3% of total revenue with the Indian government when bidding for a concession to run a major new transhipment facility at the port of Kochi/Cochin. Only two other companies bid: the IL& FS Punj Lloyd consortium, which includes Westport Malaysia as operator offered a paltry 10.123%, while the Maersk bid was disqualified since it merely indicated an interest in bidding, but requested more time to do so.
Dubai Ports International, the overseas management arm of Dubai Ports Authority (DPA) offered to share a staggering 33.3% of total revenue with the Indian government when bidding for a concession to run a major new transhipment facility at the port of Kochi/Cochin. Only two other companies bid: the IL& FS Punj Lloyd consortium, which includes Westport Malaysia as operator offered a paltry 10.123%, while the Maersk bid was disqualified since it merely indicated an interest in bidding, but requested more time to do so.