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The Indian government has approved the Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Kamarajar Port Ltd, making it the first state-owned port to be listed in India. With a valuation estimated between ₹15,000–21,000 crore, this milestone marks a major step in India’s maritime infrastructure and capital market development.
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The government is preparing to list Kamarajar Port Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Chennai Port Authority, through an IPO in its silver jubilee year. This move positions Kamarajar Port as the first government-owned port company to go public, joining just three other listed port firms in India.
Key Highlights:
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Historic First: Kamarajar Port will be the first state-owned port to be listed on Indian stock exchanges.
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Valuation Range: The IPO is expected at ₹500–700 per share, valuing the company between ₹15,000–21,000 crore.
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Market Positioning: The listing places Kamarajar Port firmly in the mid-cap infrastructure space.
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Institutional Role: The port holds a unique institutional position in India’s maritime ecosystem, strengthening Tamil Nadu’s role in national shipping.
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Silver Jubilee Milestone: The IPO coincides with the port’s 25th anniversary, adding symbolic weight to the landmark event.
This IPO is expected to boost investor confidence in India’s maritime infrastructure sector, while also paving the way for future listings of other government-owned ports.
Sources: ETInfra, Government readies IPO of Kamarajar Port
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