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Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ)

Latest, 1 Oct: Adani Ports doubles Colombo West terminal capacity to 3.2 million TEUs.

Adani Ports quarterly revenue from operations, Q1 FY26 to Q1 FY27

Both figures from 29 Jul 2026 reports.

₹9,126.14 crore
₹10,821 crore

up 19% YoY

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From 6 stories, the newest dated 1 Oct 2026. Summary written 2 Oct 2026.

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) is a port and logistics operator that develops and operates port facilities. [1] source: NDTV Profit

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Its activities include operations at Mundra Port, a concession to develop and operate berths at Paradip, and the Colombo West International Terminal project in Sri Lanka. [2] source: Financial Express[1] source: NDTV Profit[3] source: ET Small Business

In September 2026, APSEZ won a 30-year concession for two mechanised dry-bulk berths at Paradip, adding 18 MMT capacity. [1] source: NDTV Profit Following the addition, its total cargo-handling capacity was 671 MMT, compared with 653 MMT before it. [1] source: NDTV Profit In October 2026, APSEZ inaugurated the $750 million Phase II expansion at Colombo West International Terminal; the terminal’s capacity doubled to 3.2 million TEUs. [3] source: ET Small Business[4] source: Mint Mundra Port operations resumed at 10 a.m. on September 10, 2026, after empty-yard operators ended a 13-day strike. [2] source: Financial Express In September 2026, APSEZ was among four Adani Group companies that settled SEBI minimum-public-shareholding proceedings for ₹1.48 crore without admitting violations. [5] source: Mint[6] source: NDTV Profit

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  1. Adani Ports wins Paradip berths, adding 18 MMT dry-bulk capacityNDTV Profit
  2. Adani Ports doubles Colombo West terminal capacity to 3.2 million TEUsET Small Business

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In September 2026, APSEZ won a 30-year concession to develop and operate two mechanised dry-bulk berths at Paradip, adding 18 MMT capacity. [1] source: NDTV Profit In October 2026, it inaugurated the $750 million Phase II expansion at Colombo West International Terminal. [4] source: Mint

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