Indian conglomerate Adani Group’s port project in Sri Lanka will go ahead despite US charges against its founder and sudden ...
It is important for Adani Group to commence its operations in the Colombo West International Terminal (CWIT) now that Adani Group has assured to use its own funds in the project despite the withdrawal ...
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‘Sort of Strategic blow to US’: Director of South Asia Institute on Adani Group pulling out of US loan for Sri Lanka portReacting to the Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani pulling out of US loan to finance the strategic Sri Lanka port, Director of ...
the future of a controversial Adani power project in Sri Lanka will likely be discussed. Following the recent indictment of ...
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No Problem With Adani Funding Colombo Port Project With Own Resources: Sri Lankan MinisterThe Sri Lankan government wants to see the deep-water container terminal project at the Colombo port go ahead and has no ...
India-Sri Lanka ties have seen several twists and turns in the recent past. The visit from the Sri Lankan President will be ...
Stock Market LIVE Updates | Indian shares traded lower on Friday, weighed down by metal stocks due to a strong U.S. dollar ...
Countries in Asia, Africa and elsewhere have been distancing themselves from Gautam Adani, the Indian magnate, after ...
The withdrawal marks another low point in U.S.-India ties after the billionaire’s indictment on charges related to fraud, and ...
India's Adani Group has withdrawn its request for a US government-backed loan to construct a port in Sri Lanka seen as a counter to a rival Chinese project, according to company filings.
Adani Ports pulls out from a $553 million US agency loan for a terminal project in Colombo, choosing to self-fund. The move follows stalled negotiations with the US International Development Finance ...
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