Adani Group Plans ₹12 Lakh Crore Investment in India by 2031

In one of the most ambitious investment announcements in recent years, Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani has revealed plans to invest up to ₹12 lakh crore in India over the next six years. Speaking during his visit to IIT (ISM) Dhanbad for its centenary celebrations, Adani emphasized that the group is aligning with India’s push for self-reliance and large-scale development. The massive investment roadmap signals a significant boost to sectors such as energy transition, infrastructure, ports, and mining, positioning the conglomerate at the centre of India’s industrial growth strategy through 2031.

Adani highlighted that corporate India is responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “new Independence” call—an economic movement that places self-reliance at its core. He stated that India’s struggle and ambition for self-sufficiency are now shared missions across businesses and industries. According to Adani, every major corporate group is contributing to this national goal by building capabilities that strengthen India’s economy, technological depth, and industrial resilience. The Adani Group’s own aggressive expansion mirrors this sentiment and reflects confidence in India’s economic trajectory.

Among the most notable elements of the proposed investment is the group’s unprecedented commitment to renewable energy. Adani reiterated that the conglomerate is on track to become one of the fastest-growing renewable energy companies globally. The centrepiece of this transformation is the world’s largest renewable energy park under construction at Khavda in Gujarat, spanning more than 520 square kilometres. Once fully operational by 2030, the facility is expected to generate 30 GW of green energy—enough to power over 60 million homes annually—marking a major milestone in India’s clean-energy leadership.

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Beyond renewable energy, the Adani Group plans extensive expansion in mining and materials, aiming to build an integrated value chain from raw material extraction to finished components for green technologies. This includes metals, alloys, and other materials essential for renewable infrastructure, electric mobility, and emerging hydrogen ecosystems. Adani emphasized that the global green transition is becoming the largest industrial opportunity of modern times, potentially worth trillions of dollars. By investing early and at scale, the group intends to play a key role in shaping this rapidly evolving sector.

The conglomerate’s investment blueprint also extends to ports, digital infrastructure, and advanced technologies, which Gautam Adani described as core components of India’s economic future. He noted that achieving true sovereignty in the 21st century will depend on control over natural resources and modern, resilient energy systems. Adani acknowledged that challenges are inevitable in such large-scale ventures but framed them as integral to the journey of nation-building. He affirmed that Indian industry today views itself not just as market participants but as long-term partners in national development.

During his speech at IIT ISM, Adani also reaffirmed the group’s commitment to invest over USD 75 billion in energy transition initiatives over the next five years. He stated that this shift toward electricity-based manufacturing, green steel, green fertilisers, and AI-era digital infrastructure will shape global industries for decades to come. As the leader of a conglomerate valued at over USD 200 billion across 11 publicly listed companies, Adani continues to position his group at the forefront of India's technological and economic transformation.

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