Adani opens China subsidiary for project services
The subsidiary was incorporated by Adani Global Pte (AGPTE), Singapore - a step-down subsidiary of Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL).
PTI
New Delhi, 8 Sept
Adani Group has formed a subsidiary in China to carry out business of
providing supply chain solutions and project management services, according to
a regulatory filing.
Adani Enterprises, the group's flagship firm, in the filing said a
Singapore-based step-down subsidiary incorporated a wholly-owned subsidiary,
Adani Energy Resources (Shanghai) Co. (AERCL), domiciled in Shanghai, China on
2 September.
"AERCL is incorporated to carry out business of providing supply chain solutions and project management services," it said without providing details.
The subsidiary was incorporated by Adani Global Pte (AGPTE), Singapore -
a step-down subsidiary of Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL).
AEL houses the conglomerate's mining, roads, airports, data center and
water infrastructure businesses.
The new unit comes days after AEL set up a subsidiary in Kenya, Airports
Infrastructure PLC (AIP) "to take over, operate, maintain, develop,
design, construct, upgrade, modernize and manage the airports" in the
African nation.
The group, which currently operates seven airports in the country, is
looking to expand overseas.
AEL had previously incorporated Global Airports Operator L.L.C., Abu
Dhabi, to handle investment, acquisition, construction, operation, and
maintenance of airports outside India. This unit has now set up the Kennian
subsidiary.
Adani Group had reportedly submitted a proposal to the Kenyan government
for investing in its main airport, the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport
(JKIA) in Nairobi. It has proposed to invest USD 750 million for a new terminal
and taxiway system by 2029 and an USD 92 million for improvements by 2035.
JKIA, which would be Adani's first airport outside of India, is a major
hub in East Africa but has a crumbling infrastructure. It could provide Adani
with a strategic advantage in the region, enhancing connectivity and trade
routes. PTI
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