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Adani Ports buys the new Indian port of Dhamra
Acquisirà 100% of the Dhamra Port Company for approximately 941 million dollars
May 20, 2014
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zones (APSEZ), society of the Indian group Adani that possesses and manages the Indian ports of Mundra, Dahei, Hazira, Mormugao (Goa) and Visakhapatnam (Vizag), will buy also the new port of Dhamra, that it is inaugurated at the end of the 2011(of 19 December 2011), acquiring the entire capital stock of the value of 55 billion rupees (941 million dollars) of the Dhamra Port Company Ltd. (DPCL). APSEZ in fact has signed an appropriate binding agreement in order to acquire the quotas the society in the hands of the L&T Infrastructure Development Projects Ltd. and to Tata Steel Ltd.
In fiscal year 2014, that it is finished 31st March, the port of Dhamra, that oriental of India in the State of Odisha is situated on the coast, has enlivened a traffic of 14,3 million tons of goods. Currently the port of call is equipped of two docks, but the Adani group has emphasized that already the procedures of environmental appraisal for the construction of others have been capacities to term 12 docks. The objective is in fact to equip to the new port of a annual ability to traffic pairs to beyond 100 million tons within 2020.
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