Mundra Port &amp; Special Economic Zone hit the upper circuit of 20 per cent to end at Rs 554 after the Supreme Court vacated the stay order, which had stalled work at its Rs 7,400-crore multi-product Special Economic Zone in Gujarat.

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Mundra Port & Special Economic Zone hit the upper circuit of 20 per cent to end at Rs 554 after the Supreme Court vacated the stay order, which had stalled work at its Rs 7,400-crore multi-product Special Economic Zone in Gujarat.

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