Adani ports adopts nature-related financial disclosure framework

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) announced on November 12, 2025, its commitment to implement TNFD-aligned reporting on nature-related dependencies, impacts, risks, and opportunities starting from fiscal year 2026. This move positions APSEZ as the first Indian integrated transport utility to embrace the TNFD framework, setting a new benchmark for sustainable practices in infrastructure development. The TNFD is a global, science-based initiative guiding companies in assessing and disclosing nature-related risks and opportunities.

APSEZ, part of the Adani Group, currently manages a cargo handling capacity of 633m tonnes per annum and aims to reach 1bn tonnes throughput by 2030. The company operates 15 ports and terminals, a diversified marine fleet of 127 vessels, 12 multi-modal logistics parks, 3.1m sq. ft. of warehouses, and over 25,000 trucks.

The company's commitment aligns with its broader ESG strategy, which includes climate risk assessment and environmental stewardship. APSEZ has afforested over 4,200 hectares of mangroves and actively conserves an additional 3,000 hectares, making it the largest private sector contributor to mangrove ecosystem restoration in India. This further enhances biodiversity and builds long-term business resilience for the company.