Adani Group To Invest $15-20 Billion Annually For Next Five Years Across Businesses: Gautam Adani
Adani Group plans to invest $15-20 billion annually over the next five years across businesses, touting its strong balance sheet and robust business growth, according to Chairman Gautam Adani.
"Our conviction is anchored in clarity. Our objectives are aligned with India's ambitions. And our strength comes from the belief that you, our shareholders, place in us," he said in Adani Enterprises' annual report.
On the allegations by the US Department of Justice and the US SEC relating to Adani Green Energy, he said this was not the first time the conglomerate was tested. "Nor will it be the last."
"Every challenge sharpens our resolve. Every setback becomes a stepping stone," he said. The fact is that none from the Adani Group have been charged with violating Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) or conspiring to obstruct justice, he added.
"We live in a world where negativity often echoes louder than truth. But as we cooperate with legal processes, let me also restate - emphatically - our governance is of global standards, and our compliance frameworks are robust and non-negotiable," he said.
Adani Group's businesses—from ports to airports, from renewable energy generation to data centres, defence manufacturing and city gas—have grown over the past couple of years.
"History should remember us not for the size of our balance sheet, but for the strength of our backbone. Not just for the markets we entered, but for the storms we handled and emerged stronger. For it is easy to lead in sunshine, but true leadership is forged in the face of crisis," he said.
"Strength is not just power—it is purpose, clarity and the will to rise. And resilience is not endurance alone—it is reinvention in the face of adversity. When combined, it helps us do our part for building an India that refuses to bend, refuses to break and never stops believing in its own future."
Adani went on to tout record profits of his ports-to-energy companies posted in fiscal year 2024-25.
"And while the numbers tell their own compelling story—in a year of record-breaking revenue, unprecedented growth and historic profitability—the deeper truth is that these milestones are reflections of our relentless strength and tenacity. They are proof of a Group that dares to dream beyond constraints, powered by a nation that breathes possibility into every tomorrow ahead of us," he said.
(With inputs from PTI).
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