The Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd (APSEZ) has committed a fresh investment of Rs 42,500 crore for the expansion of the Dighi Port complex in Maharashtra. 

This announcement, made during the opening of India Maritime Week 2025, is part of a broader MoU package worth over Rs 56,000 crore signed with the Maharashtra government covering multiple maritime projects. 

The port, located on the Konkan coast, will see capacity upgrades, port-industrial connectivity and development of adjacent industrial zones for logistics and manufacturing. 

APSEZ had earlier acquired the Dighi Port project via NCLT and previously committed about Rs 10,000 crore; this top-up significantly scales up the ambition. 

Strategically, this move places Maharashtra on a faster growth trajectory for maritime logistics, aiming to integrate seaports, manufacturing and export hubs. It also aligns with India’s larger “port-led industrialisation” push under programmes like Sagarmala Programme.