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Adani Group Pledges $100 Billion to Fuel India’s Growth in 5 Years
Adani Group Pledges $100 Billion to Fuel India’s Growth in 5 Years
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The Adani Group is India's leading business group in many sectors, including airports, renewable energy, ports, cement, and fast-moving consumer goods, among... 11.07.2025, Sputnik India
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Indian billionaire and chairman of the Adani Group, Gautam Adani, on Friday said that his conglomerate will invest nearly $100 billion in India across sectors, with a focus on building "India's healthcare for tomorrow".He said the group is focused on strengthening the backbone of India’s growth—'one that can carry 1.4 billion dreams' and reflect the nation's unstoppable rise.Also, Adani emphasised that his conglomerate was now making a major foray in India's healthcare system, as the country's healthcare does not need incremental upgrades; rather, "It needs a system-wide redesign."Notably, the ports-to-mining corporation is among the top 5 Indian business groups, trailing the salt-to-steel major, the Tata Group, the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries, and banking and insurance major HDFC Bank and its associates.In FY24, the Gautam Adani-led conglomerate became the third Indian business house to cross $10 billion mark in yearly operating profit after the Tata Group and Reliance Industries.Moreover, the group's overall market capitalization is above $150 billion, with the Tata Group topping the charts with an M-cap of more than $300 billion, and Reliance Industries and HDFC Group in the second and third places with an over $200 billion valuation.
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Adani Group Pledges $100 Billion to Fuel India’s Growth in 5 Years
The Adani Group is India's leading business group in many sectors, including airports, renewable energy, ports, cement, and fast-moving consumer goods, among others.
Indian billionaire and chairman of the Adani Group, Gautam Adani, on Friday said that his conglomerate will invest nearly $100 billion in India across sectors, with a focus on building "India's healthcare for tomorrow".
"We are preparing for a capital expenditure investment of nearly $100 billion over the next five years. The scale and pace of this commitment is unprecedented in India's private sector history," Adani said at the 5th Annual Conference of the Society for Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery in Mumbai.
He said the group is focused on strengthening the backbone of India’s growth—'one that can carry 1.4 billion dreams' and reflect the nation's unstoppable rise.
Also, Adani emphasised that his conglomerate was now making a major foray in India's healthcare system, as the country's healthcare
does not need incremental upgrades; rather, "It needs a system-wide redesign."
"We are championing the creation of large, world-class healthcare institutes that bring together innovation, patient care, and applied learning under one roof," he added.
Notably, the ports-to-mining corporation is among the top 5 Indian business groups, trailing the salt-to-steel major, the Tata Group, the Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Industries, and banking and insurance major HDFC Bank and its associates.
In FY24, the Gautam Adani-led conglomerate became the third Indian business house to cross $10 billion mark in yearly
operating profit after the Tata Group and Reliance Industries.
Moreover, the group's overall market capitalization is above $150 billion, with the Tata Group topping the charts with an M-cap of more than $300 billion, and Reliance Industries and HDFC Group in the second and third places with an over $200 billion valuation.
