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SECTOR | 07 Jul 2025

Ship Hit In Red Sea As Israel Strikes Houthi-Controlled Ports

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UKMTO said earlier that an armed security team was returning fire in the attack some 51 nautical miles southwest of Al Hudaydah.

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 05 Jul 2025

Adani Ports Makes Steel Slag Road In Hazira In Push For Sustainable Reuse Of Industrial Waste

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The road's flexible pavement design, developed by CSIR-CRRI, improves the load-bearing capacity and longevity while cutting down on construction costs and environmental impact.

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 03 Jul 2025

Stock markets decline on fag-end selling; financial stocks drag

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Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bajaj Finserv, Bajaj Finance, Adani Ports, Trent, State Bank of India, Titan and Tata Consultancy Services were the laggards in BSE

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 30 Jun 2025

India, ASEAN to develop cruise tourism in Bay of Bengal, Indian Ocean

Business Standard

India will work with ASEAN to develop cruise tourism circuits in the Bay of Bengal and the Indian Ocean, Union minister Sarbananda Sonowal said on Monday. Sonowal inaugurated first ever ASEAN-India Cruise Dialogue here on Monday, according to a statement. The meet hosted by India is being attended by all the member nations of ASEAN; i.e. Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam along with Timor Leste. "India plans to work with ASEAN countries to develop cruise tourism and tourism circuits in the Bay of Bengal as well as the Indian Ocean region. "An integrated cruise network linking Indian ports with ASEAN destinations supported by real-time tracking and modern terminals is being envisaged, which will be deliberated in this meet," Sonowal said. The Ports, Shipping and Waterways minister also said India plans to professionalise 5,000 km of navigable waterways to enhance cruise connectivity with ASEAN nations. The...

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 30 Jun 2025

Adani Ports unit plans to raise 3,000 crore via local currency bonds

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If completed, the ports unit will have borrowed at least $1 billion since May, following an earlier bond sale and a bilateral loan

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 24 Jun 2025

Top gainers & losers today, 24 June: Adani Ports, Tata Steel, Kotak Bank lead gains; Power Grid, Trent, NTPC among top losers

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Adani Ports & SEZ topped the gainers' chart, climbing 2.58 per cent to 1,389.15 amid optimism around easing regional trade disruptions. Tata Steel gained 1.54 per cent to 154.80, buoyed by improved metal demand outlook

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Infrastructure

SECTOR | 23 Jun 2025

Watch these stocks for today's action: Zen Tech, India Cements, Adani Ports, 360One, Northern Arc, Biocon, Hilton Metal, Sharda Motor, Emcure Pharma, Sampre Nutritions, Ruby Mills

Business Line

Buzzing stocks: Drone maker Zen, India Cement's stake sales in subsidiaries; Emcure-Zuventus deal; Brigade's new project; Madhusudan's Kela buying in Northern Arc

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 20 Jun 2025

Adani-owned Haifa Port sees temporary shipping halt by Maersk amid regional unrest

Business Line

Haifa port, privatised in 2022, is 70 per cent owned by India's Adani Ports and 30 per cent by Israel's Gadot Group.

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 18 Jun 2025

Top Gainers & Losers Today, 18 June: IndusInd Bank, Titan, M&M, Maruti, Asian Paints among gainers; HUL, Adani Ports, Bajaj Finserv decline

Business Line

Overall, while banking and auto sectors saw some gains, the broader market sentiment remained weak amid ongoing concerns over the Middle East and oil price volatility.

Infrastructure

SECTOR | 18 Jun 2025

Adani Ports Has Jefferies Bullish On Strong Balance Sheet, Healthy Cash Flow

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Jefferies estimates 12% compound annual growth rate over FY25-30 for Adani Ports, owing to organic growth in domestic ports and sharp rise in international volumes on a low base.