APSEZ signs USD 2.85bn deal with MSC arm TiL for 49% stake in Vizhinjam Port
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APSEZ has signed a definitive agreement with Mundi Limited, a subsidiary of MSC's terminal arm TiL, for a 49% stake in Adani Vizhinjam Port (AVPPL). Total deal value is USD 2.85bn, with TiL investing USD 1.397bn in two tranches. APSEZ retains 51% and will continue to consolidate AVPPL. The deal is the single largest foreign private investment in Indian port infrastructure and marks the 3rd APSEZ-MSC partnership after Mundra and Ennore.
Major foreign investment validates Vizhinjam's value, brings MSC's strategic cargo volumes, and unlocks USD 1.397bn for APSEZ's growth plans.