Adani Group stocks jumped up to 4% on June 24, right after Gautam Adani made a bold move. Speaking at the company’s annual general meeting (AGM), the Adani Group chairman announced a massive capital expenditure of $15–20 billion over the next five years. This fresh wave of investment aims to break records—and it’s already sparking major market excitement.
Big Plans, Bigger Confidence
“Our capital investment across businesses is set to break all records,” said Gautam Adani. “These are not just investments in our Group, but investments in building India’s infrastructure.”
And the market loved it.
Adani Enterprises, the group’s flagship company, saw its stock rise 2.7% to Rs 2,539. Adani Green Energy surged 3.8% to Rs 998.3, and Adani Ports saw the biggest leap—nearly 4%, trading at Rs 1,406 apiece.
Infrastructure on Overdrive
The capex plan is not just a number—it’s part of a larger story. Adani laid out the group’s achievements and future roadmap in simple, proud terms.
For instance, Adani Power now generates over 100 billion units, a private sector first. It’s on track to hit 31 GW capacity by 2030.
Adani Green is building what it calls the world’s largest renewable energy park in Khavda, Gujarat. “It’s visible from space,” said Adani, with a goal of 50 GW by 2030.
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Ports, Cement, and Smart Power
Meanwhile, Adani Ports handled a record 450 million metric tonnes of cargo last year. The company isn’t just about sea trade anymore. It’s becoming a full-blown logistics utility—handling marine, trucking, warehousing, and even freight forwarding.
On the cement front, Ambuja Cement and ACC saw stocks rise 4% and 2.35%, respectively. Adani reminded shareholders of their promise made just 2.5 years ago—to double cement capacity to 140 MTPA by FY27-28. “We’ve already hit 72% of that goal and crossed 100 MTPA,” he said.
Adani Energy Solutions also impressed, with Rs 44,000 crore in transmission orders and Rs 13,600 crore in smart metering projects. Its stock was up 2%, trading at Rs 855.8.
A Bet on India’s Future
This $15–20 billion investment is more than just numbers. It signals the Adani Group’s bullish stance on India’s growth story. It’s also a direct message to investors—we’re not slowing down.
In a market often weighed down by global uncertainty, this AGM came as a confident, India-first push toward growth.
