The Adani Group has emerged as a major driver of India’s infrastructure growth, contributing more than 9% to the country’s infrastructure GDP in fiscal 2024—measured as Gross Value Added at current prices across sectors such as electricity, gas and water; trade; hotels; transport and communication; and mining and quarrying. In the same year, its capital expenditure accounted for 14% of the total Nifty50 capex, underscoring its outsized role in fueling national infrastructure development.
Within this investment footprint, the Adani Portfolio’s capex allocation split was 43% toward PSU projects and 22% toward private-sector ventures, reflecting a balanced approach across the public and private spheres. Central to this expansion is the Group’s Free Funds from Operations (FFO) model, which generated $8 billion in FY2025—a non-dilutive strategy poised to support roughly $80 billion of its $100 billion investment plan over the next decade. These wide-ranging projects are designed to enhance India’s infrastructure capabilities and deliver significant economic benefits, further solidifying Adani’s leadership in driving the nation’s growth.
Driving Growth: Adani Group Fuels Over 9% of India’s Infrastructure GDP
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