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Adani ends US tie-up on Colombo port meant to counter China

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Adani ends US tie-up on Colombo port meant to counter China
An entity majority-owned by Adani, who was indicted in US courts last month, said in a company filing that it was exiting talks on a loan valued at US$553 million from the US International Development Finance Corporation. Photo: Bloomberg
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Embattled billionaire Gautam Adani pulled out of a loan deal with an American agency to fund a port terminal in Sri Lanka’s capital, ending an agreement hailed a year ago as an effort by India and the US to counter China’s growing influence in the region.

An entity majority-owned by Adani, who was indicted in US courts last month, said in a company filing on Tuesday that it was exiting talks on a loan valued at US$553 million ($742.77 million) from the US International Development Finance Corporation.

After the bribery allegations came to light last month, the US agency said it was still conducting due diligence and hadn’t reached a final agreement on the loan.

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