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AMCT Container Tracking: Track Your Mundra Shipment Live
Enter your container number or Bill of Lading (BL) number below to check the live status of your cargo at AMCT (Adani Mundra Container Terminal), part of India’s busiest container port.
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What Is AMCT?
AMCT stands for Adani Mundra Container Terminal — one of several container terminals operating at Mundra Port in Gujarat, run by Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. (APSEZ). Mundra Port is India’s largest private port and handles roughly a third of the country’s total container traffic, making AMCT one of the busiest single terminals in the country.
- Located at Mundra, Kutch district, Gujarat.
- Operated by APSEZ, part of the wider Adani Ports network.
- Handles import, export, and transshipment container traffic.
AMCT vs Other Mundra Terminals
Mundra Port has multiple container terminals, and they are not all run by the same company — which is why shipments sometimes get mixed up between them. Here is how AMCT compares:
| Terminal | Full name | Operator and notes |
|---|---|---|
| AMCT | Adani Mundra Container Terminal | APSEZ. One of the original Adani-run container terminals at Mundra. |
| MICT | Mundra International Container Terminal | DP World, not Adani. A separate operator at the same port, with its own tracking system. |
| ACMTPL | Adani CMA Mundra Terminal | Joint venture between Adani and CMA CGM. |
| AICTPL | Adani International Container Terminal | Joint venture between Adani and Terminal Investment Ltd (MSC group). |
If your tracking search does not return a result, double-check which terminal your shipment is actually booked through — the wrong terminal is a common reason a search comes back empty. If your container is at MICT, you need DP World’s tracker, not Adani’s. For the full picture across every Adani-run port, see our Adani Container Tracking guide.
How to Track an AMCT Container, Step by Step
- Get your reference number. This is your container number, booking number, or Bill of Lading (BL) number from your shipping line or freight forwarder.
- Enter it in the box above. Type your container number exactly as printed, for example ADNU1234567.
- Open the official tracker. Tapping “Track container” copies your number and opens the Adani Ports container tracker in a new tab. Paste the number there and submit it.
- Confirm the terminal. If no information appears, check whether your container is actually at AMCT or has arrived at another Mundra terminal.
- Note the last event. The final update shown is the current location and status of your container.
Container Status Meanings
| Status | What it means |
|---|---|
| Booking Confirmed | Space has been reserved for your container on an upcoming vessel. |
| Gate In | The container has physically entered the AMCT yard. |
| Loaded on Vessel | The container has been loaded onto the ship for its ocean leg. |
| Vessel Departed / Arrived | The ship has left or reached port, depending on the direction of travel. |
| Discharged | The container has been unloaded from the vessel and placed in the AMCT yard. |
| Gate Out | The container has left the terminal, usually by truck or rail, for final delivery. |
| Empty Return | The emptied container has been returned to the designated depot. |
Mundra Port at a Glance
Source: Adani Ports’ own Mundra Port pages at adaniports.com, plus publicly published port statistics.
Status Not Updating? Here’s What to Do
- If you do not see the latest update for your container, please verify that you have entered the correct container number or Bill of Lading (BL) number.
- When tracking via AMCT, if the container is currently in transit by sea, there may be a delay of a few days before a new update becomes available.
- It may also take some time for the container status to update after the vessel arrives at Mundra Port.
- If the status does not change after 24 to 48 hours, you can contact AMCT customer support for tracking information; keep your container number and BL number ready before you call.
Safety Notice
Courier Tracking Hub is an independent tracking resource and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official representative of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. For billing, customs, or release queries, always confirm through APSEZ’s official contact channels — their Mundra port operations centre is reachable at portopscenter@adani.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does AMCT stand for?
Is AMCT tracking the same as Adani Container Tracking?
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What does “Gate In” mean at AMCT?
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Published · Last updated · Port figures checked against Adani Ports’ published Mundra information.
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