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Logistics Adani Shipping Sells Capesize Bulker Aashna for $37.5m, Trims Fleet
Adani Shipping has sold the 179,500-dwt capesize bulker Aashna (built 2012) to Chinese buyers for approximately $37.5 million. The sale is part of a fleet reduction as capesize time-charter rates sit at $32,000/day despite a recent weekly decline. The sistership Aanya remains on the market, and demolition activity in the sector is minimal.
US Judge Orders Justice Department to Justify Dropping Adani Fraud Charges, Denies Quick Dismissal
A US judge has ordered the Justice Department to provide a detailed justification for dropping criminal charges against Indian billionaire Gautam Adani, declining to immediately dismiss the case. Judge Nicholas Garaufis called the government's brief statement 'terse, bland and conclusory' and set a July 13 deadline for further submissions. The charges, filed in 2024, alleged securities fraud and bribery related to a solar energy project in India.
Adani and IHC form $11.5 billion joint venture for integrated aluminium project in Odisha
Adani Group and International Holding Company (IHC) of Abu Dhabi have formed an equal joint venture to build an $11.5 billion integrated aluminium complex in Odisha, India. The project includes a 4-million-tonne alumina refinery, a 2-million-tonne aluminium smelter, a 1-million-tonne downstream facility, and a 4,000-MW captive power plant. Adani Enterprises also launched a $1 billion QIP to support the venture.
Logistics MSC Pays $1.4bn for 49% Stake in Adani's Vizhinjam Port, Deepens India Bet
Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC) is acquiring a 49% stake in Adani Ports' Vizhinjam transhipment terminal for $1.4bn through its terminal arm Terminal Investment Limited (TiL). The deal values the Kerala port at approximately $2.85bn and represents the largest foreign private investment in Indian port infrastructure. Adani will retain a controlling 51% stake. The investment will fund expansion of the terminal's capacity from 1.6m TEU to 5.7m TEU by end of 2028.
Adani Group Expands into Organic Fertilizers with 'Harit Amrit' Brand, Sales Double to 4,575 Tonnes in FY26
Adani Group, through its subsidiary Adani TotalEnergies Biomass Ltd (ATBL), has expanded into organic fertilizers with the 'Harit Amrit' brand, selling over 4,575 tonnes in FY26—more than double the previous year. The business is integrated with the company's compressed biogas (CBG) operations, processing agricultural waste and cattle dung. A major project in Barsana, Uttar Pradesh, is being developed as India's largest agri-waste-based CBG facility.