Adani Stocks: The sharp rise in the shares of Gautam Adani’s Adani Group continued today. Among all its listed shares, the highest rise has been seen in the shares of Adani Port and SEZ. If the biggest rise is seen in the shares of Adani Group, then the biggest rise of 5.03 percent has been seen in the shares of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ). After this, trading in Adani Green Energy closed with a rise of 3.52 percent.

Know today’s trading in Adani Group shares

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone- 5.22 percent rise and closed at Rs 1243.95
Adani Green Energy- 3.57 percent rise and closed at Rs 1067.85
Adani Energy Solutions- 2.49 percent rise and closed at Rs 790.50
Adani Power- 2.22 percent rise and closed at Rs 507
Adani Enterprises- 1.36 percent rise and closed at Rs 2404.70
Sanghi Industries- 1.51 percent rise and closed at Rs 62.70
Ambuja Cement- 1.01 percent up and closed at Rs 548.60
acc- 0.44 percent up and closed at 2089 percent
Adani Wilmar- 0.28 percent rise and closed at Rs 319.55

Why did the shares of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone rise the most?

In fact, today Vizhinjam International Seaport Limited, operated by Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ), welcomed the 100th commercial ship ‘MSC Michaela’ on Thursday. This achievement has been achieved by Vizhinjam Port within six months of the start of operations.

Along with this, Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) Mundra welcomed CMA CGM Fort Diamant. This is the first Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) operated container vessel to call at Mundra Port’s Container Terminal-CT4.

Karan Adani, Managing Director, APSEZ, in a post on social media platform “This new port in Kerala with its automated container handling facility is a good example of our drive towards leveraging advanced technology in logistics.” Let us tell you that APSEZ is the country’s largest private port operator company.

The arrival of MSC Michela, the 100th commercial vessel to dock at Vizhinjam Port in under six months, is another milestone in India’s rapid emergence as a global transshipment hub. With automated container handling, this new port in Kerala is a forerunner of our drive towards… pic.twitter.com/0HVRTBBYJY

— Karan Adani (@AdaniKaran) December 26, 2024

Apart from APSEZ, Vizhinjam Port has been developed in collaboration with the Government of Kerala. This is the first transshipment port near Kovalam Beach in Kerala. The first phase of Vizhinjam Port became operational in July this year and has a 3000 meter breakwater and 800 meter container berth. The second and third phases of the project can be completed in 2028 and it will be one of the greenest ports in the world. This port is very important from a strategic point of view, because it is just 10 nautical miles away from the international shipping route connecting Europe, the Persian Gulf and the Far East.

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