The Adani Group's recent announcement of a $2 billion investment to acquire ports in Europe is a strategic move to enhance its global presence in the maritime industry. With a focus on expanding market share in global sea trade, the company is targeting two or three terminals in Europe, aiming to increase its market share from 27% in India to 40% by 2030. The Adani Group already operates ports in various countries, including Sri Lanka, Israel, Australia, Tanzania, and Greece. In a recent visit to the company's office in Gujarat, European Union ambassadors explored the Adani Group's renewable energy park and port facilities, indicating a growing interest in green energy projects like the planned wind and solar power station in Morocco for green hydrogen production. Additionally, Adani Group's international ventures extend to hydroelectric projects in Nepal, Bhutan, Kenya, Tanzania, the Philippines, and Vietnam, along with power exports from the Godda plant in India to Bangladesh. The acquisition of Haifa Port in Israel, in partnership with Gadot Group, further showcases Adani Group's commitment to expanding its presence in international markets.