Adani Ports to sell 49% stake in Indian port to Swiss shipping giant MSC for US$1.4 billion
The deal marks Adani Ports’ third partnership with the shipping company
[BENGALURU] India’s Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone said on Tuesday (Jun 30) that Switzerland’s MSC Group will acquire a 49 per cent stake in its Vizhinjam port for US$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 said 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. REUTERS
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