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An Economic Gateway For The Nation: Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited operates several ports across India that provide integrated port services. It operates the largest commercial port in India at Mundra which can handle large vessels. The company aims to think big and do better by developing large scale infrastructure projects that benefit businesses and the wider society. It has strategic ports located across India that provide efficient cargo handling and multimodal transportation connections to major economic hinterlands.

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  • Operational Efficiency,
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  • Rural Infrastructure,
  • Cargo Handling,
  • Port Operations,
  • Hinterland Connectivity,
  • Sustainable Development
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An Economic Gateway For The Nation: Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited operates several ports across India that provide integrated port services. It operates the largest commercial port in India at Mundra which can handle large vessels. The company aims to think big and do better by developing large scale infrastructure projects that benefit businesses and the wider society. It has strategic ports located across India that provide efficient cargo handling and multimodal transportation connections to major economic hinterlands.

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Topics covered

  • Industry Development,
  • Operational Efficiency,
  • Growth Strategy,
  • Workforce Management,
  • Market Positioning,
  • Rural Infrastructure,
  • Cargo Handling,
  • Port Operations,
  • Hinterland Connectivity,
  • Sustainable Development

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited

An Economic Gateway
for the Nation

Thinking big
Doing better
Everyone has a philosophy or a set of rules they
work by. Ours is Thinking big, Doing better.

Over the course of 25 years, we discovered that


starting a large scale business has served not
only us, but also the nation. This in turn has
affected millions of lives, making them simpler
and better.

This is why we think big, so we can do better.


Each action we take ripples throughout the
society and benefits people in ways we never
even dreamt of.
Adani Ports and Special
Economic Zone Limited
is an undisputed leader
in the Indian port sector.

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Adani Ports and Special
Economic Zone

APSEZ provides seamlessly integrated Exceptional features of APSEZ


services across three verticals, i.e. Ports
Ports, Logistics and SEZ
Deep water, all-weather, direct berthing
One stop solution for business facilities
Pan-India presence Large scale mechanisation
Largest integrated infrastructure company Connectivity to national highway and
Dedicated, committed and passionate rail networks
team to provide superior services Scope for major expansion at our ports
Technology driven system and processes Operational benchmarks comparable
to the best in the world

2 3
Strategic Advantages
at Adani

Kila - Raipur

Patli

Kishangarh

Mundra Tuna

Dahej
Dhamra
Hazira

Vizag

Ports
Mormugao Terminals
ICDs
Kattupalli
Ennore

Vizhinjam

Adani Ports: Pioneer on multiple fronts

Single window interface system for Specialised infrastructure evolved


customers that takes care of all services around the commodities
at the Port Uninterrupted operations round the clock
Customer centricity to deliver most to Multimodal connectivity to support
every customer customers through timely deliveries
Reduced overall logistics cost for to meet the demands
customers, owing to efficient operations
Capable of handling the largest vessels
afloat in the world

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Ports
First commercial port to handle
Mundra Port 100 MMTPA of cargo in India

Mundra

The Mega Port Specialised infrastructure built


around commodity
Deep water, all-weather, direct berthing
port in the Gulf of Kutch Only port in the country with
40 km of waterfront handling, storage and evacuation
Natural gateway to the cargo hubs in facilities for crude oil, containers, dry
northern and western hinterlands of India bulk, break bulk, automobiles and
Multimodal connectivity to hinterland liquid cargo
through rail, road, air and pipeline Dedicated terminals for different
Distinction to handle the largest cargo and commodity types
vessels across Indian ports Worlds largest coal import terminal
Privately developed road and rail network State-of-the-art fully mechanised steel
Mundra SEZ is the first port based cargo handling facility
multi-product SEZ

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Ports

Tuna Port

Tuna

Tuna port off Tekra, Kandla creek, Gujarat It is connected to the national highway
has a capacity of 20 MMPTA grid via NH-8A coming from
Tuna port is an all-weather, direct Ahmedabad through Wankaner, Morbi
berthing port with a draft of 16.2 mts and terminating at Kandla Port
and has the capability to handle Its rail link is connected to national
1,00,000 DWT vessels at berth rail network and hence cargo can be
It has the largest and most ultra-modern carry to and from any location in India
coal import terminal in the vicinity of
Kandla Port with high discharge rate of
35000 MT per day

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Ports

Dahej Terminal

Dahej

Deep water, multi-cargo port in the Cargo evacuation through Bharuch


Gulf of Khambat, Bharuch, Gujarat Dahej Railway Corporation Limited
Capacity to handle 20 MMTPA of cargo Connected to contiguous industrial
comprising coal, silica sand, rock, hubs of Gujarat, Maharashtra and
phosphate, steel products and project cargo eastern Madhya Pradesh
Two dry and break bulk berths and Indias first high speed, elevated
dedicated facilities for handling triangular gallery overland conveying
project cargo system for coal transportation that
Mechanised cargo handling systems also eliminates dust pollution
and wagon loading systems

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Ports

Hazira Port

Hazira

Deep water port in Surat, Gujarat State-of-the-art material handling


Strategic location advantage for global and storage facilities
container operators due to proximity to 41 km connecting railway link
the upcoming Delhi-Mumbai Industrial under development
Corridor (DMIC) Potential to handle 75 MMTPA of
Convenient international trade gateway cargo in the coming years
to Europe, Africa, America and the Hazira is set to emerge as the largest
Middle East multi-product commercial port in
Port infrastructure capable of handling South Gujarat
containers, liquid bulk, dry bulk and break
bulk cargo
5 fully operational berths out of the
13 planned

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Ports

Mormugao Terminal

Mormugao

Mormugao Terminal is a fully mechanised Has a handling capacity which can


coal handling facility capable of handling be scaled up to 7 MMTPA
panamax and capesize vessels Strategic location advantage for
Fully mechanised Material Handling Maharashtra and Karnataka hinterlands
Systems (MHS) for cargo handling
and evacuation

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Ports

Kattupalli Port

Kattupalli

Kattupalli Port is located on the all CFSs/ICDs/SEZs in Chennai for


Coromandel coast about 24 km north of imports and exports
Chennai Port, Chennai 2 berths with 710 mts quay length
With the growing demand in hinterland and capacity to handle 1.3 million TEUs
activity, the port adds to its strategic per annum
importance by providing congestion-free 5120 ground slots, 6 posts panamax
solutions quay cranes and 15 RTGCs
Operational efficiency and fast vessel
turnaround time means no unexpected
delays; Kattupalli port is connected to

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Ports

Vizag Terminal

Vizag

Vizag Terminal is a fully mechanised reclaimers with mechanised wagon


coal handling facility capable of loading facility and large storage land
handling panamax vessels 24 hrs efficient and reliable operations
One berth located in the northern arm of with a capacity to handle 6.5 MMTPA
the inner harbour of Visakhapatnam of coal
Port Trust Strong rail and road connectivity to
The terminal has a 280 mts hinterlands of Andhra Pradesh,
berth, two harbor mobile cranes and Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Odisha
a 2.1 km conveyor, two stacker-cum

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Ports

Dhamra Port

Dhamra

A deep water, all-weather, multi-user, 62 km rail connectivity from Dhamra


multi-cargo port situated between Haldia to Bhadrak/Ranital Link Cabin
and Paradeep ports Potential to handle more than
Proximity to the mineral belts of Odisha, 100 MMTPA of dry bulk, liquid bulk,
Jharkhand and West Bengal, and its break bulk, containerised and
connectivity helps serve this general cargo
hinterland with the greatest efficiency Ready to become the largest and
Two fully mechanised and operational most efficient port on the east
berths of 350 mts each, out of the coast of India
15 planned

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Ports

New and Upcoming Ports/Terminals

Ennore

Vizhinjam

With ports coming up on the eastern and Vizhinjam Port is an ambitious plan
western coastlines of India, we are emerging of APSEZ to develop Indias first Mega
with a stronger pan-India presence. Transhipment Container Terminal at
Vizhinjam, Kerala
Ennore Terminal near Chennai, with a
capacity to handle a 1.4 MMTPA container We are scouting for opportunities to
cargo establish ourselves as an Integrated
Logistics Company rather than simply
being identified as a port service
provider.

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Logistics

Integrated Infrastructure for Supply Chain across India

Kila - Raipur

Patli

Kishangarh

ICDs

Adani Logistics is a pan-India end- Diversified offerings catering to


to-end logistics service provider with sectors such as Automobile, Chemical,
value added solutions across the storage, White Goods, Liquid Verticals
transportation and services sectors Real time monitoring, tracking and
of Logistics visibility services for cargo
ICDs at Patli, Kishangarh, Kila - Raipur Unique position with strategic pan-
(Jan 2017) and strategic partnership India Port infrastructure and capability
with WWIILPL at Loni and Wardha; apart of designing solutions across the
from this, ALL also has an operating logistics infrastructure chain
pool arrangement with DICT, Sonipat Our ICDs are multi-functional logistics
parks and have facilities for customs
bonding, warehousing space for EXIM
and domestic cargo, road transportation
hub, stuffing and de-stuffing operations

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Logistics

Railways - The Logistic Horsepower

Adani Logistics provides technology Mundra Port is the first port in


enabled road and rail based transportation western India to dispatch long haul
solutions available for serving the end-to- python trains (attaching two trains
end logistics needs of the customer together and dispatching as one unit)
Two container freight stations have also Adani logistics has the largest private
been developed at Mundra and Hazira railway link in the country

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Emerging Economic Hub

Mundra A Beacon of Indias Growth Story

Spanning an area of 15,000 hectares, the Free Trade Warehousing Zone


Mundra Economic Hub offers investment
options at the largest multi-product Indias largest Free Trade and
Special Economic Zone (SEZ), Free Trade Warehousing Zone spread over
and Warehousing Zone (FTWZ) and 168 hectares
Domestic Industrial Zone. Instrumental in swift clearances of
import and export cargo
Special Economic Zone FTWZ units can hold goods on account
of foreign suppliers for dispatches
Mundra SEZ (6473 hectares) is the Permitted to trade with or without
largest Port-led operational and notified labelling, packing or repacking, without
multi-product SEZ in India any processing
Huge land bank in reserve for large scale
industries to establish their base Domestic Industrial Zone
Cluster-based development for industries
Well developed world class infrastructure Facilitates development of industries
and integrated logistics solutions in the Domestic Tariff Area (DTA)
Port based location with multimodal
connectivity gives an advantage to
DTA industry
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Health, Safety & Environment

Doing the right thing

Safety is an integral and deeply held Coastal and marine ecosystems are
value at APSEZ preserved through various initiatives
APSEZ Mundra and Hazira Port are Mangrove afforestation in 1800 hectares
certified with OHSAS 18001:2007 and conservation in 1254 hectares has
(Occupational Health & Safety Management been undertaken
System) and ISO 14001:2004 (Environment Initiatives in improving energy efficiency
Management System for Supply Chain) and in reducing emissions as well as in
converting waste to wealth

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Our Real Assets

believes in its people and also recognises


that its success and growth are driven
by people. It is the competence and
capability of our people that sets us
apart from other players in the industry
and lends us the competitive edge in
building tomorrows enterprise, today.

We understand the strategic importance


of organisational and employee
capability building in achieving vision
and business results. Therefore, all
systems, processes and people practices
are designed and executed at best in
class level to enhance organisational
performance.

We pride ourselves on our people


management processes that help us
meet commitments consistently. We
offer not just a job, but a satisfying
The people power career and a workplace of the future.
APSEZ is a young and vibrant company
At Adani Ports & SEZ Ltd, people are our where the average workforce age is 36
competitive advantage. It is our employees years. We respect our people and value
who create extraordinary results for the strength of each employee.
our customers and stakeholders on a
continuous basis. Through acquiring the right talent,
providing a motivating work
Growth and speed are a way of life at environment, empowering employees to
APSEZ. Exponential growths, expansions be pro-active, encouraging informed risk
and exploring new territories have created taking, offering growth opportunities
a wide range of career opportunities and developing future leaders, we have
that not only fuel peoples passion for built a strong team culture.
work, but also meet their professional
aspirational needs. At APSEZ, our people always come first,
profits follow naturally. We strive to
APSEZ provides an open and dynamic empower our people to experience and
work environment where the organisation celebrate success of businesses.
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Corporate Social
Responsibility
With Success comes Responsibility

Overall, about 2% of our profits


is invested in Corporate Social
Responsibility initiatives

The Adani Foundation is an integral part of 2. Community Health _ Innovative projects to


Adani Groups drive towards Corporate Social Re- meet the local needs and to facilitate basic
sponsibility. It is the humane, compassionate and healthcare to all by bridging gaps.
benevolent side of the company. We have a reach 3. Sustainable Livelihood Development _ Holding
across 12 states, covering over 1,470 cities and vil- hands of marginalised and needy groups to
lages, touching more than 4,00,000 families to improve their livelihood opportunities, thereby
bring a positive change in their lives. enhancing quality of life at the local community
level.
Adani Group invests about 2% of its profits in 4. Rural Infrastructure Development _ Need based
various corporate social responsibility initiatives quality infrastructure for better and inclusive
through the Adani Foundation which runs projects growth.
in four core areas:

1. Education _ Promoting access of quality


education for the children of marginalised
and economically weaker families of the society
through schools and other activities.

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The Power
of Integration

An integrated,
international
business with
a major Resources means obtaining coal from
mines and trading; in the future it will also
competitive include oil and gas production.

advantage.
Each of our core businesses - resources, logistics and
energy is successful in its own right.
Logistics denotes a large network of ports,
We estimate that these three activities will account for the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and multimodal
more than 90% of revenues within the next decade. For logistics - railways and ships.
resources and ports, half of the business will come from
integrated operations.

The integrated model is well adapted to the


infrastructure challenges of fast-growing countries
such as India. It offers security of supply for coal and
other essential imports while mitigating price and Energy involves power generation and transmission,
political risks. renewables and gas distribution.

Integration multiplies the benefits for synergies and


economies of scale, both for us and for our customers.

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One Vision
One Brand

Our vision is to be the globally acclaimed


leader of integrated infrastructure businesses
with a deep commitment to nation building.

We shall be known for our scale of ambition,


speed of execution and quality of operation.

We will achieve our vision by acting as one


organisation with one brand. Our new visual
expression is designed to help tell the story
of integration.

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Mundra
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd.
Post Box No. 1, Navinal Island,
Mundra (Kutch) 370421
Tel: +91-2838-255000
Fax: +91-2838-255110

Dahej
Adani Petronet (Dahej) Port Pvt. Ltd.
AT & PO Lakhigam, Tal. Vagra, Via Dahej,
Bharuch 392130, Gujarat
Ahmedabad Tel: +91-2641-285001
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. Fax: +91-2641-253398
Adani House, Shrimali Society,
Near Mithakali Circle, Navrangpura, Hazira
Ahmedabad 380009 Adani Hazira Port Pvt. Ltd.
Tel: +91-79-25555101/102 AT & PO Hazira,
Fax: +91-79-25555500 Tal. Choryashi,
Dist. Surat 394270, Gujarat
Mumbai Tel: +91-261-2207780
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. Fax: +91-261-2207777
6th Floor, Hallmark Business Plaza,
Opp. Guru Nanak Hospital, Goa
Bandra (East), Mumbai 400051 Adani Mormugao Port Terminal Pvt. Ltd.
Tel: +91-22-66881111 Port Users Complex, Ground Floor,
Fax: +91-22-26561616 Near SBI, Mormugao Harbour,
Vasco da Gama 403803
National Capital Region(Gurgaon) Tel: +91-832-2594253
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd. Fax: +91-832-2520115

September 2016
Adani House,
Plot No. 83, Institutional Area, Vizag
Sector 32, Gurgaon 122001 Adani Vizag Coal Terminal Pvt. Ltd.
Tel: +91-124-2555000 Port Area, Visakhapatnam 530035
Fax: +91-124-2555010 Tel: +91- 891-2532828

Adani Logistics Ltd. Dhamra


Plot No. 83, Institutional Area, The Dhamra Port Company Ltd.
Gurgaon 122001 Post: Dosinga, Dist. Bhadrak 756171
Tel: +91-124-2555555 Tel: +91-6786-212068
Fax: +91-124-2555210 Fax: +91-6786-212211

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APSEZ positions itself as India's largest integrated infrastructure company through its pan-India presence in ports, logistics, and Special Economic Zones. Key features of this integration include a comprehensive range of services at ports, deep water and all-weather operational capabilities, and multimodal connectivity that includes road, rail, air, and pipeline systems for comprehensive logistics solutions. Their integrated approach allows for reduced logistics costs through efficient operations and specialized infrastructure tailored to commodity handling. The integration also extends to their logistics operations with technology-enabled road and rail transportation solutions and a significant presence in both international and domestic markets. This cohesive model not only enhances operational efficiency but also provides a competitive edge in infrastructure development across India.

APSEZ’s integrated logistics model significantly enhances its operational efficiency and customer satisfaction through seamless coordination across ports, logistics, and Special Economic Zones. This integration leverages synergistic benefits and economies of scale, allowing APSEZ to offer end-to-end logistics solutions that are both efficient and cost-effective. The integration includes the largest private railway network in the country and advanced material handling facilities, which aid in reducing transit times and logistics costs. Moreover, the model provides comprehensive multimodal connectivity, ensuring timely and reliable cargo deliveries, a critical component in meeting customer needs and maintaining high service levels. By enabling real-time monitoring and tracking of goods, APSEZ boosts transparency and responsiveness to customer demands. This coordinated approach not only improves operational benchmarks but also bolsters customer trust and satisfaction, positioning APSEZ as a leader in the integrated infrastructure sector.

Technology and mechanization are integral to Adani Ports’ operations, greatly enhancing efficiency and capacity. Mechanized cargo handling systems and state-of-the-art facilities at ports like Mundra and Hazira demonstrate APSEZ's commitment to using technology to improve operational benchmarks. For instance, Mundra Port’s fully mechanized steel cargo handling facility and the world’s largest coal import terminal optimize throughput and minimize unloading times. Mechanization at the terminals and the use of specialized infrastructure for different types of cargo significantly increase handling capacity, reducing turnaround times for vessels. This technological integration includes real-time monitoring systems, which provide transparency and allow for the efficient movement of goods. By leveraging advanced technology, APSEZ ensures that its operations are not only efficient and reliable but also scalable, meeting the growing demands of global trade.

APSEZ's strategic geographic location and robust connectivity are critical to its role in global trade. Its ports, located along India's coastline, serve as vital gateways for international trade with proximity to major trade routes. For instance, Dahej Port's location near the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor provides a strategic advantage for container operators targeting markets in Europe, Africa, America, and the Middle East. With multimodal transportation options, including road, rail, and marine services, APSEZ facilitates seamless cargo movement to and from the hinterlands, enhancing operational throughput. Additionally, ports like Dhamra, with its proximity to the mineral-rich belts of Odisha, Jharkhand, and West Bengal, enable efficient servicing of these high-demand regions. These strategic attributes not only position APSEZ as a leader in Indian logistics but also as a key player in the global supply chain, effectively linking Indian markets with international partners.

APSEZ attributes its success in the infrastructure sector to its strategic focus on employee management and development. By fostering a dynamic and open work environment, APSEZ empowers employees through a combination of acquiring the right talent, providing motivating work settings, and offering growth opportunities. This is evidenced by their comprehensive people management processes, designed to enhance organizational performance and employee capability, thereby aligning with their vision and business objectives. With an emphasis on proactivity and informed risk-taking, APSEZ cultivates future leaders and maintains a strong team culture, which is critical to driving innovation and sustaining competitive advantage. Their average workforce age of 36 reflects a youthful and vibrant corporate culture that contributes to their agility in exploring new territories and achieving exponential growth. This employee-centered approach not only ensures excellence in operations but also supports APSEZ’s mission to be a globally acclaimed infrastructure leader.

APSEZ integrates sustainability and environmental responsibility deeply into its operations. They have adopted ISO 14001:2004 (Environment Management System) to ensure the preservation of coastal and marine ecosystems, demonstrating a commitment to environmental stewardship. Specific initiatives include mangrove afforestation over 1,800 hectares and conservation efforts spanning 1,254 hectares. This is part of their broader strategy to mitigate environmental impact while supporting local biodiversity and ecosystem health. Additionally, APSEZ invests in energy efficiency improvements and emission reduction measures, integrating waste-to-wealth initiatives in their operations. These efforts highlight APSEZ's approach to balancing commercial success with environmental responsibility, making them a leader in sustainable port operations.

The Special Economic Zone (SEZ) at Mundra plays a pivotal role in India's economic growth by fostering a conducive environment for industrial development and international trade. As the largest port-led, multi-product SEZ in India, Mundra SEZ spans 6,473 hectares, offering substantial land and developed infrastructure for large-scale industries to establish operations. The zone promotes industrial cluster-based development, encouraging sectoral growth and innovation. With multimodal connectivity, including a deep-water port, road, and rail links, Mundra SEZ provides an integrated logistics solution which attracts both domestic and foreign investments. The SEZ not only boosts export competitiveness but also contributes to job creation and regional economic development by hosting diverse industries. Additionally, the Free Trade Warehousing Zone (FTWZ) within Mundra accelerates trade efficiency, making it instrumental in India's growth trajectory, particularly in enhancing global trade linkages and economic productivity.

Mundra Port, as part of APSEZ's infrastructure network, provides several competitive advantages. It is the first port-based multi-product SEZ in India, with extensive facilities for handling various types of cargo including crude oil, containers, dry bulk, break bulk, automobiles, and liquid cargo. The port boasts the world’s largest coal import terminal and a fully mechanized steel cargo handling facility, allowing it to efficiently manage a diverse range of commodities. Mundra Port's deep water and all-weather operations, along with its capability to handle the largest vessels afloat, ensure seamless and efficient port operations. The port is strategically located with connectivity to the national highway and rail networks, providing an operational benchmark comparable to the best in the world. Additionally, its extensive waterfront and private road and rail network enhance its logistics and connectivity capabilities, reinforcing Mundra's competitive position in the Indian port sector.

The main areas of corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives undertaken by APSEZ include education, community health, sustainable livelihood development, and rural infrastructure development. In education, they focus on promoting access to quality education for children from marginalized and economically weaker families, aiming to improve educational outcomes and life opportunities. In community health, they implement innovative projects to meet local needs and provide basic healthcare, thus bridging healthcare gaps. Their sustainable livelihood projects aim to enhance the quality of life for marginalized communities by improving livelihood opportunities. Lastly, rural infrastructure development focuses on creating need-based quality infrastructure to encourage inclusive growth and development in rural areas. These CSR initiatives aim to bring about significant positive changes in the lives of over 400,000 families across more than 1,470 cities and villages, contributing to overall social welfare and development.

APSEZ offers several strategic advantages in logistics and connectivity that contribute to their customer-centric approach. These include a single window interface system for handling all services at the port, which reduces overall logistics costs for customers through efficient operations. They ensure uninterrupted operations round the clock and provide multimodal connectivity through rail, road, air, and pipeline systems, facilitating timely deliveries and reducing costs. This infrastructure allows them to handle the largest vessels afloat and serve as a natural gateway for cargo hubs in northern and western India. Additionally, their ports are technologically advanced, equipped with mechanized cargo handling, and offer connectivity to national highway and rail networks. This ensures that they meet customer demands efficiently and enhance the customer experience by providing seamless and cost-effective solutions.

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