Company Overview
This company started as a Bulk Liquid Storage Facility in 1999 with a capacity of 40,000 KL of Class “A” liquids. In 2002, an Edible Oil Refining facility with a capacity of 400 Tons per day was added. Looking at the business potential in 2013, a Pouch Packing Plant with a capacity of 200 Tons per day was also constructed adjoining the Refinery.
This integrated plant looked after three areas: i) Bulk Liquid Storage, ii) Pipeline transportation of Edible Oil for other companies and iii) Edible Oil Refining. Looking to the diversity of operations and for operational efficiency, the latter two operations have been demerged from this Company to form NCS Edible Oil Refineries Pvt. Ltd. & NCS Seaport Services Pvt. Ltd. in the year 2021, retaining only the Bulk Liquid Storage operations in the parent company.
Location and Facility
Strategically located on Fisheries Road, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, just 6.5 km from the Kakinada Deep Water Port, our facility spans 7.63 acres of freehold land adjacent to APIIC and Port lands. This prime location ensures easy accessibility and convenience for our operations.
Location and Facility
The company has embarked on an ambitious expansion project, adding 48,600 KL on 3.00 acres of an adjoining parcel of land to ensure seamless integration with the old facility. This expansion includes an additional tankage of 30,500 KL for Class “A” in 6 MS tanks and 18000 KL for non-classified in 10 MS tanks, bringing the aggregate storage capacity of the Company to 88,500 KL consisting of 70,500 KL of Class “A” & 18,000 KL of non-classified liquids. After the commencement of operations in the expansion project, the company would have 20 Class “A” tanks and 10 non-classified tanks.
The expansion project is almost complete, and the non-classified tanks have already commenced operations. The tanks are ready for the Class “A” facility, and only approval from PESO is awaited for launching operations.
Infrastructure and Operations
The company has 3 Pipelines of 350 mm dia., which are directly connected to the Jetty and are 6.5 Km long. These pipelines are being used to transport Petro Products and other hazardous chemicals from the Jetty to the terminal and vice versa in case of shipments. The terminal can handle various cargoes, including diesel, MS, naphtha, benzene, styrene, ethanol, hexane, and edible oils. The two NCS Seaport Services pipelines would be utilised for the non-classified tanks in the expansion facility.
Clients and Capacity
Our terminal is fully leased to two major clients: M/s Nayara Energy Ltd. (formerly ESSAR Oil) and M/s Reliance Industries Ltd., for storing MS and HSD. From this facility, these clients supply the products to their petrol pumps in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Orissa, and Chhattisgarh. Additionally, the facility includes an ethanol blending unit to meet government requirements. Equipped with loading gantries, the terminal can load up to 200 tanker lorries per day. Currently, the company handles about 100 MS and HSD trucks daily.
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