** Investors are seeking deeper insights into Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone's APSE.NS plans as they see international expansion, logistics as new growth areas, says Jefferies
** Notes investors concerned over recent Australian terminal deal's valuation even though they "like" co's portfolio, existing diverse client base
** APSE closed 1.3% lower on April 21, the session following the deal announcement
** Year-to-date, APSE loses 1%, outperforming rival JSW Infrastructure's JSWN.NS 6% decline
** According to Jefferies, investors see little headroom for JSWN on risks of potential delays in JSW Steel's JSTL.NS capacity expansion plans; JSWN trading 77% premium to APSE
** Adds investors agree JSWN a safe harbour amid tariff-led uncertainty
** APSE flat; JSWN falls 0.7% on the day
(Reporting by Hritam Mukherjee in Bengaluru)
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