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Adani Group plans to invest up to INR 12 lakh crore across India over the next six years, focusing on infrastructure, ports, mining, renewable energy and supporting technologies. Gautam Adani shared that the investment aligns with India’s drive for self-reliance and long-term growth. A major part of this plan includes the large renewable energy park coming up in Khavda, Gujarat, spread across 520 sq km and expected to generate 30 GW of clean power by 2030. The group also aims to strengthen its mining and materials business to support upcoming green-energy industries.
Adani Group has outlined an investment plan of up to INR 12 lakh crore to be deployed across India over the next six years. Gautam Adani shared this during the centenary event of IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, where he spoke about the group’s plans across infrastructure, ports, mining, renewable energy and technology-driven sectors. He said India currently offers strong investment potential and added that the group’s commitment supports the country’s push for greater self-reliance in critical sectors. Advertisement
A large part of this planned investment is being directed toward renewable energy. The group is developing one of the world’s largest renewable energy parks at Khavda in Gujarat. The park covers nearly 520 square kilometres and is targeted to reach full capacity by 2030. Once completed, it is expected to generate 30 GW of clean energy, which the company estimates would be enough to power more than 60 million homes every year. This project is part of the group’s broader plan to expand its presence in green-energy development.
The company is also strengthening its mining and materials business. This includes extracting ores and producing metals, alloys and other inputs needed for sectors such as renewable energy, electric manufacturing and green-steel production. These materials are expected to play an important role as India builds more clean-energy-focused industries in the coming years.
Gautam Adani also mentioned that challenges are part of any long-term development cycle, but said the group views them as steps within a larger journey. He noted that for modern economies, control over natural resources and energy systems contributes directly to a nation’s long-term strength. He said that Indian companies must see themselves as partners in national development rather than observers.
The Adani Group, which has 11 listed companies, has expanded quickly in areas like ports, logistics, airports and renewable energy over the past decade. The upcoming investments indicate that the group plans to deepen its presence in sectors linked to India’s long-term growth, particularly energy, transportation and core infrastructure.
Source PTI
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