The bidding for Chandigarh is part of a Rs 1 trillion station redevelopment programme
While the Adani group has signed an agreement to acquire 13.5 per cent in Mumbai airport, it wants to increase its stake further over time and has set aside Rs 10,000 crore for the purpose
Adani group and GVK are locked in a tussle for control of the 13.5% stake in Mumbai airport
The airport will handle 70 million passengers and 3 million tonnes cargo annually when fully developed.
The South African company has a 13.5% stake in Mumbai International Airport (MIAL)
Unconfirmed reports put the proposed deal value at over Rs 5,500 crore
The result was announced during market hours today, 7 August 2019
Australian Environment minister Melissa Price approves groundwater management plans after CSIRO and Geoscience Australia found they met scientific norms
Project is expected to be commissioned by Q3 FY 2021
Transmission business has taken over power unit in market cap and Adani Green is catching up
Maken demanded that the government should immediately reduce by Rs 2 per unit cost of electricity
Environment activists have been opposing the $11.9 billion Carmichael coal mine project
Over floodwaters released from Adani's Queensland coal port after Cyclone Debbie
The project would help create 16,000 jobs, a minister said
Aurizon says its proposal would only require a new 180-km railway to connect with Newlands line
Company confirmed this on its Facebook page
Moody's Investors Service has todayaffirmed Adani Abbot Point Terminal Pty Ltd's (AAPT) Ba2 senior secured andsenior secured bank credit facility ratings. The outlook remains negative, saidthe agency.AAPT is part of an obligor group that haseconomic ownership of the Abbot Point Coal Terminal in North Queensland under a99-year lease with state-owned lessor, the North Queensland Bulk PortAuthority. Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (Baa3 negative) is theultimate holding company of the AAPT obligor group.Moody's said the Ba2 ratings reflect AAPT'sindirect exposure to coal commodity risk, although such risk has reduced overthe past several months, with mining counterparties experiencing better cashmargins, owing mainly to more favourable coal prices compared to a year ago."The negative outlook primarilyreflects the challenging nature of the debt refinancing task facing the companyover the next 12 to 18 months, with around AUD977 million of debt -representing around 70% of ...
Company denies any plan to shelve project, apprehensive investors back on table
Adani's efforts to build one of the world's largest coal mine project in Australia's Queensland state has been hampered time and again since its launch six years ago
The Carmichael mine has faced years of legal delays and rollercoaster coal prices, amid strident opposition from environmentalists