Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani on Wednesday announced that the conglomerate is set to invest between ₹10 lakh crore and ₹12 lakh crore across key sectors in India over the next six years. Speaking at the centenary celebrations of IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, Adani highlighted India’s vast investment potential and said corporate India is increasingly aligning with Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call for self-reliance, which he described as “India’s new Independence.”
The diversified Adani Group, comprising 11 listed companies and valued at over USD 200 billion, plans to channel investments into infrastructure, mining, renewable energy, ports, technology and energy transition initiatives.
Adani noted that the group is rapidly expanding its renewable energy footprint, including the world’s largest renewable energy park at Khavda in Gujarat, spread across 520 sq km. Once fully operational by 2030, the facility will generate 30 GW of green energy—enough to power more than 60 million homes annually.
The conglomerate is also stepping up its mining and materials operations, with plans to move from ore extraction to producing metals, alloys, and finished products that support the green transition. Addressing challenges faced by the group, Adani said such obstacles were “part of the journey,” adding that Indian industry today is focused on nation-building.
During his keynote address, Adani announced that the group will invest over USD 75 billion in energy transition projects over the next five years. He emphasised that the global shift to green energy represents one of the largest emerging industries, expected to be worth trillions of dollars in the coming decades. This transition, he said, would drive electricity-based manufacturing, green steel, green fertilisers, hydrogen ecosystems, and the infrastructure required for AI and digital economies.
