The Adani Group plans to invest ₹2 lakh crore annually in greenfield infrastructure projects over the next five years, focusing on renewable energy, transmission, airports, logistics, and data centres. Karan Adani, Managing Director of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone, emphasized at the India Today conclave the necessity for India to achieve energy self-reliance and build resilient logistics networks amidst global supply chain disruptions caused by geopolitical tensions. Highlighting the vulnerabilities of global trade routes through strategic maritime choke points, he noted the importance of strong logistics and diversified trade networks.
Adani outlined that the group’s infrastructure strategy seeks to bolster India’s trade, manufacturing, and economic growth by creating robust platforms across ports, logistics, energy, and airports. By 2030, the group aims to double port capacity, expand renewable energy, and increase thermal power generation significantly. The Adani Group’s strategy reflects a paradigm shift towards more resilient supply chains and infrastructure integration.
As part of its transformation, the group is looking to reduce management layers and explore partnerships for Capex execution. Emphasizing purpose-driven leadership, Karan Adani reiterated their commitment to India’s development and expressed the ambition to become the most efficient logistics provider and among the cheapest power generators, while maintaining strong corporate governance.