5 key ports of Adani!

1. Mundra Port – India’s Flagship Cargo Hub

Adani’s Mundra Port, located in Gujarat, remains India’s largest container and commercial port, handling over 200 million metric tonnes (MMT) in a year and achieving over 155 MMT in FY25. It now accounts for nearly 11% of India's maritime cargo, with ~33% of the nation's container traffic routed through its berths. Mundra surpassed 200 MMT in annual handling, cementing its leadership in volume and market share. 2. Gopalpur Port – Expanding Presence on India’s East Coast

In March 2024, APSEZ acquired 95% stake in Gopalpur Port (Odisha) for ₹1,349 crore (~$162 million). This deep-draft port is poised for significant scale-up: as of June 2025, Odisha has sanctioned ₹16,554 crore investment to expand capacity from 20 to 50 MMT, expected to generate ~5,000 jobs. 3. Tajpur Port – India’s First Deep-Sea Port in West Bengal

Tajpur Port is a proposed greenfield deep-sea facility in Purba Medinipur, West Bengal. Awarded to APSEZ in September 2022, it is expected to be India’s first deep-sea port in the region. With ₹25,000 crore ($3.1 billion) in investment, the port aims to handle Panamax and Capesize vessels via an 18 m draft channel. It’s estimated to commence operations in 2025. 4. Dighi Port – Maharashtra’s Emerging Gateway

Acquired by Adani Ports in February 2021 for ₹705 crore, Dighi Port in Maharashtra is undergoing massive expansion and is set to become an alternative gateway to Jawaharlal Nehru Port. Located near Mumbai-Goa and Pune highways, it’s envisioned to grow nearly three times in size, complementing the 5,024-hectare Dighi Port Industrial Area (DPIA) as part of DMIC development. 5. International Expansion – Abbot Point (Australia) & Beyond

In April 2025, Adani Ports acquired the North Queensland Export Terminal (Abbot Point) in Australia for A$3.98 billion (~$2.54 billion). The terminal has 50 MMT coal export capacity and elevated APSEZ’s international ambitions, with targets to triple overseas operations by 2029‑30. APSEZ is also scouting opportunities in Sri Lanka, Tanzania, Vietnam, and Middle East markets.