Every morning we publish the line-up of ships due at India’s major ports, from Kandla, Mundra and Sikka on the west coast to Paradip, Dhamra and Haldia on the east. It covers crude oil, chemicals, coal and coke, LNG, LPG and ammonia.

For each ship: vessel name, expected arrival, berthing and sailing dates, cargo and quantity, load port, shipper and receiver, and jetty.

You see what is coming weeks ahead, not after it has landed: which refinery has crude on the water, how much coking coal is due for the steel mills, which LNG and LPG cargoes land this week, and how much ammonia, phosphoric acid and sulphuric acid is coming in for the fertiliser plants.

•  Fertiliser companies: ammonia, phosphoric acid and sulphuric acid cargoes
•  Refiners: every competitor’s crude cargoes, with grade and origin
•  Steel, power and cement companies: coking coal, steam coal and petcoke arrivals
•  Gas and LPG companies: LNG and LPG cargoes due at each terminal
•  Chemical traders and buyers: tanker arrivals, by port
•  Shipping agents, surveyors and logistics firms: to plan berths, trucks and storage ahead
•  Suppliers abroad: see who is buying in India, in what volumes, and whom to call there

•  Key contacts at the importing companies: the people who buy, so you know whom to call
•  Daily line-ups, by email, every working day
•  In Excel, so you can sort and filter by port, cargo or receiver
•  A monthly compilation
•  Back data for five years

Sample: one day’s line-up, stamped SAMPLE · Free trial