Adani Ports share opened at ₹1297 on 5th May 2025, made a high of ₹1328, and a low of ₹1285. The previous close was ₹1267. By 10:38 AM, the share was trading at ₹1327.6, rising almost 4.77%. This sharp move came after the company announced strong performance in April and shared big future plans.

In April 2025, Adani Ports handled 37.5 million metric tonnes of cargo, which is a 4% increase compared to last year. Container volumes grew by 21%, liquid and gas cargo went up by 8%, and rail volumes jumped 17% to 57,751 TEUs. The company’s logistics and marine businesses are growing steadily.

Adani Ports Expands Focus to Marine, Logistics, and Agri Sectors

Managing Director Karan Adani said the company is focusing on three main areas — marine business, logistics parks, and agri-logistics. They are already leaders in India’s marine sector and are now planning to expand further, including outside India.

A major step is the ₹13,000 crore investment in Phase 2 of Vizhinjam International Seaport, which will raise its capacity from 1.2 million TEUs to 5 million TEUs by 2028. The port, inaugurated by PM Narendra Modi on 2nd May, is India’s first full transshipment port, expected to save India $200–220 million annually in lost cargo business.

The company will also build modern grain silos to improve food storage in India and large multi-modal logistics parks for better goods transport. Internationally, Adani Ports is looking to grow in Southeast Asia and East Africa, and sees big benefits from the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor (IMEC).

Karan Adani also said that despite global trade tensions, India’s steady growth gives them confidence to move ahead without fear of disruption.