Gautam Adani said the Adani Group has moved past its US legal issues and is now focusing fully on growth across energy, transport, logistics, and digital infrastructure. He said the company is preparing for rising demand driven by artificial intelligence and India’s rapid development needs.
In his annual letter to shareholders, Adani said the group remains committed to expansion despite recent scrutiny. He added that the legal matters in the US are now behind the company, allowing it to focus on future plans.
He pointed to the ₹24,930 crore rights issue in Adani Enterprises as a sign of strong investor support during a challenging period.
Adani said the world is going through major changes, especially in energy and technology, but the group stayed focused on building long-term infrastructure for India.
He described Adani Group as a major infrastructure company working across energy, ports, airports, logistics, and manufacturing, and said it continued to expand even under pressure.
He said the group did not slow down during tough conditions and remained focused on building for the country.
Adani also said the legal and regulatory issues in the US are now resolved, giving the group more confidence going forward. The company has denied all allegations related to bribery in its renewable energy business.
He said the next phase of growth will be driven by two things: infrastructure and artificial intelligence. According to him, AI growth will need huge amounts of power, data centres, and transport systems.
He added that energy infrastructure must come first before AI systems can grow at scale.
During fiscal 2025–26, the group invested over ₹1.5 lakh crore across its businesses, including renewable energy, ports, airports, and data centres.
Key updates included growth in renewable energy capacity, expansion of transmission networks, progress in green hydrogen, and major work in power generation and airports. The group also expanded its digital infrastructure plans and partnered with Google for a data centre project in Visakhapatnam.
Adani Ports handled over 500 million tonnes of cargo, and the airport business opened new facilities including Navi Mumbai International Airport.
The group reported ₹2.92 lakh crore in revenue and ₹46,377 crore in profit, both higher than the previous year.
Looking ahead, Adani said the main challenge is not money but building projects fast enough to meet India’s growing infrastructure and AI-driven energy needs.
