Adani Group's brand value surged by 82% to $6.5 billion, making the ports-to-power conglomerate the "fastest-growing Indian brand", according to the latest ranking of 'Most Valuable Indian Brands 2025' by Brand Finance.
In the previous year, the group's brand value stood at around $3.5 billion.
The brand has climbed from 16th place in 2024 to 13th in 2025 and this rise is backed by strong financial performance across core sectors —infrastructure, energy, ports and logistics and renewables to name a few.
The conglomerate reported record earnings, with 82% coming from core infrastructure sectors like ports, logistics, power transmission, and green energy.
Adani Green Energy Ltd., the conglomerate's renewable energy arm, is a prominent player in India's renewable energy sector, focussing on solar, wind, and hybrid power generation. AGEL has a significant operational portfolio and is developing large-scale renewable energy parks, including the world's largest at Khavda, Gujarat.
ESG and governance are key drivers as Adani Green Energy has adopted a global-standard ESG framework, achieved zero-waste-to-landfill and plastic-free certifications, completed ESG assessments for all critical suppliers, and made ESG a board-level priority.
Through its diversified strategy across green energy, ports and logistics, airports, infrastructure focus, digital innovation and ESG stewardship, Adani Group is positioning itself as a future-ready business. This focus has earned the group a higher up position in this year’s ranking. The group has been given a AAA- rating from Brand Finance.
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