Adani Group to invest ₹10-12 lakh crore in India: Funds to be spent on infrastructure and other sectors over the next 6 years; Gautam Adani says there is immense investment potential in the country

Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani said that the group will invest ₹10 to 12 lakh crore in India over the next six years. This money will be spent on infrastructure, mining, renewable energy, ports, and other sectors.

Adani told PTI that there is immense investment potential in the country. “We will invest ₹12 lakh crore in India,” he said.

He added that the corporate sector has embraced Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call for self-reliance in India as a new freedom movement, and all major industrial groups are working in this direction.

Adani attends IIT Dhanbad’s centenary celebrations

Speaking at IIT Dhanbad’s centenary celebrations, Adani said that this investment will be in infrastructure, technology, energy transition, and ports. The Adani Group is building the world’s largest renewable energy park in Khavda, Gujarat, spread over 520 square kilometers.

By 2030, this plant will generate 30 GW of green energy, which can power 60 million homes for a year. Expansion will also be undertaken in mining and materials in the country. Metals will be processed into alloys and finished products.

India’s sovereignty depends on natural resources and energy systems

Adani said, “By investing in renewable energy, we have created the world’s fastest-growing company. Now we are scaling up to meet India’s aspirations for the next 10 years.” Regarding the challenges, Adani said they are part of the game. Today, Indian industry considers itself a partner in nation-building. He said that in the 21st century, India’s sovereignty will depend on natural resources and energy systems. Adani’s Focus on Green Energy

Speaking at IIT, Adani stated that the global green energy transition is the biggest industry today and will be worth trillions of dollars in the coming decades. This will create the infrastructure for electricity-based manufacturing, green steel, green fertilizers, hydrogen, and the AI-digital economy. The group will invest $75 billion (approximately ₹6.7 lakh crore) in energy transition over the next five years.