The Shipping Corporation of India (SCI), in association with the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways (MoPSW), hosted a roadshow in Mumbai under the theme “Financing the Future of Maritime India,” as a lead-up to India Maritime Week 2025.
Speakers emphasized the role of sustainable financing in advancing India’s maritime sector. Director General of Shipping, Shri Shyam Jagannathan, IAS, stressed the importance of low-cost financing to manage geopolitical uncertainties and accelerate maritime ambitions. He highlighted major initiatives being developed under the Ministry’s framework.
Executive Chairman of the Indian Register of Shipping, Shri Arun Sharma, pointed to global trends and the growing importance of the green transformation agenda. He noted that the transition to sustainable shipping will demand significant capital investment and outlined IRClass’s collaborative efforts with stakeholders to support innovation and resilience.
The panel discussion on “Financing the Future of Maritime India” addressed financing strategies for green shipping, sustainable infrastructure, and international partnerships. Experts highlighted the role of innovative financial models and the potential of IFSCA’s regulatory ecosystem in attracting sustainable capital for the sector. India Maritime Week 2025, scheduled for October in Mumbai, will further explore green investments, financing models, and strategies to strengthen India’s maritime transformation.

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