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Adani Ports Sells 49% Stake in Indian Port to MSC for $1.4B

June 30 (Reuters) - India's Adani Ports and Special Economic ​Zone said on Tuesday that ‌Switzerland's MSC Group will acquire a 49% stake in its Vizhinjam port ​for $1.4 billion, in what it ​said is the largest foreign private ⁠investment in domestic port infrastructure.

MSC, ​the world's largest container shipping ​company, will make the investment through its unit Terminal Investment.

Adani Ports the partnership is expected ​to boost cargo volumes at ​the port and accelerate ramp-up at the ‌Kerala-based ⁠port, adding that the transaction is subject to regulatory approvals.

The investment underscores Adani Ports' strategy of deepening ​partnerships with ​global port ⁠operators to drive traffic and fast-track capacity ramp-up ​at Vizhinjam, one of ​its ⁠key growth hubs, it said.

The deal marks Adani Ports' third partnership with ⁠MSC ​after joint ventures at its ​Mundra and Ennore ports.

Reporting by Kashish Tandon ​in Bengaluru; Editing by Sonia Cheema

Source: Reuters


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