Adani Ports floats tender to repurchase $130 mn of outstanding loan to ease debt load

 
Approximately 39 percent of the group's overall debt consists of foreign currency bonds.

The Adani Group intends to utilize their own generated funds and surplus cash to repurchase foreign currency bonds
The Adani Group intends to utilize their own generated funds and surplus cash to repurchase foreign currency bonds

Adani Ports said that it has floated a tender for up to $130 million in outstanding debt to partly prepay the near-term loan due in 2024, according to an exchange filing on April 24.

Approximately 39 percent of the group's overall debt consists of foreign currency bonds. Term loans from foreign and Indian banks hold the next largest chunk of total debt. Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) has confirmed that its board has authorised a tender offer for its outstanding senior notes that are scheduled to mature in 2024.

The Adani Group intends to utilise its own generated funds and surplus cash to repurchase foreign currency bonds, beginning with a $650 million tranche at APSEZ. They are also examining possibilities for buying back bonds at other Adani entities, and are currently in the process of determining a plan for allocating their capital, a move that can positively influence investor confidence globally.

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