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Economic Times·12.05.2026·🇮🇳India·Business

Mitsui OSK Lines plans to build ships in India, explore roll-on, roll-off terminals

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Mitsui OSK Lines plans to build ships in India and develop roll-on, roll-off terminals to expand its leadership in shipping automobiles from the country. The company is also exploring opportunities for inland logistics services. ...

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