Adani Group's Financial Triumph and Vision for Future

Adani Group's return on assets reached 16.5% in 2024-25, attributed to disciplined growth and efficient capital deployment. Chairman Gautam Adani announced a two-track organization model combining AI and human judgment, aiming for a 20% market share in India's electricity sector by 2032 with strategic financial transformation initiatives.

Adani Group reported a significant increase in its return on assets to 16.5% for the financial year 2024-25, marking it as one of the top global performers in the infrastructure sector. Speaking at the annual Shantilal Adani Lecture Series, Chairman Gautam Adani credited disciplined growth and capital efficiency for this achievement.

The conglomerate's net debt-to-EBITDA ratio was at 2.6x, showcasing a conservative financial approach with strong internal cash flows expected to fund a major portion of its USD 100 billion five-year capital expenditure plan. Adani emphasized that this financial performance strengthens their credibility with lenders and bolsters investor confidence.

Looking ahead, Adani outlined a new 'Two-Track Organization' model that merges artificial intelligence with human decision-making. He also highlighted advanced finance initiatives like the Finance Control Tower for real-time visibility and a Global Capability Center for AI-enhanced workflows. Adani aims for a 20% share in India's electricity market by 2032.

(With inputs from agencies.)