Adani Group Unveils USD 100 Billion Investment Plan, Targets 100 GW Power by 2030

The Adani Group has unveiled an ambitious plan to invest USD 100 billion by 2030, with a focus on expanding its total power generation capacity to 100 GW.

This includes 50 GW from its renewable arm, Adani Green Energy, and 31 GW from Adani Power’s thermal operations. The remaining capacity will come from pumped hydropower projects, the company announced at its recent Annual General Meeting (AGM)

As of FY25, Adani’s thermal power capacity stands at 16.6 GW, while its renewable portfolio is nearly 15.2 GW. “Our capital investment across businesses will break all records. These are not just investments in our group but in building India’s infrastructure,” said Gautam Adani, chairman of the group.

The group plans to invest USD 15-20 billion annually across businesses, including airports, energy, logistics, and data centers. Adani Energy Solutions alone secured transmission orders worth INR 44,000 crore in FY25 and is executing INR 13,600 crore in smart metering projects.

Adani New Industries, which leads renewable energy manufacturing and green hydrogen projects, aims to establish a 10 GW integrated solar module manufacturing facility by FY27. The ports division, having handled 450 million metric tonnes of cargo in FY25, plans to scale to 1 billion tonnes annually by 2030 with a INR 50,000 crore capex plan. This includes operations at international ports like Haifa in Israel, Dar es Salaam in Tanzania, Abbot Point in Australia, and Colombo in Sri Lanka.

Adani Airports handled 94 million passengers in FY25, with the greenfield Navi Mumbai Airport set to open later this year. Once operational, the airport will handle 20 million passengers initially, scaling to 90 million over time, securing 35 percent of India’s airport passenger traffic.

The group’s cement business surpassed 100 million tonnes of capacity in FY25 and is on track to hit 140 mtpa by FY27-28. Its natural resources business produced 47 million tonnes of coal and iron ore in FY25, with a projected growth of over 30 percent in FY26.

Adani also highlighted the progress in its Dharavi Redevelopment Project (DRP) in Mumbai, calling it the group’s most transformative. The INR 95,790 crore project aims to rehabilitate one million residents.

In FY25, the Adani Group reported a 7 percent revenue growth to INR 2.71 trillion, with EBITDA rising 8.2 percent to INR 89,806 crore. The group’s net debt-to-EBITDA ratio stood stable at 2.6x.