Private terminal operators at ports may soon get to fix tariffs
tariff fixation for existing private terminal operators at ports administered by the central government, officials said. The move is aimed at giving flexibility to private operators in deciding tariffs.
As per the tariff migration guidelines being firmed up, all public-private partnership (PPP) concessionaires will be allowed to frame their own Scale of Rates (SoR) and shift to market-based tariffs, a government official told ET.
«This will usher in a level playing field among public-private partnership terminal operators that have been adhering to multiple tariff regimes,» the official said.
These tariff guidelines will be applicable to all the PPP concessionaires at major ports, the official added.
Major ports are governed by the Centre and cater to roughly 55% of India's total cargo handling capacity. The rest are under administrative control of states.
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