Adani Group Targets Rs 1 Lakh Crore Debt by 2030 for Independent Growth

Adani Group aims to maintain Rs 1 lakh crore total debt by 2030, ensuring growth independence from capital access. CFO Jugeshinder Singh emphasizes the group's commitment to Indian infrastructure ownership and addresses plans to solve market-making depth issues and manage distressed Sahara Group assets litigation.

The Adani Group has announced plans to maintain its total debt at Rs 1 lakh crore by 2030, aiming to ensure that its growth trajectory is not reliant on additional capital access. This was revealed by CFO Jugeshinder Singh at the India Debt Capital Market Summit 2025 in an effort to stress the company's financial strategy.

Addressing the summit, Singh highlighted the group's belief in predominantly Indian ownership of the nation's infrastructure. Furthermore, the group is determined to bolster the market-making depth, which currently lacks sufficient robustness despite the availability of funds.

Meanwhile, Adani Group has expressed interest in assets from the distressed Sahara Group, although these are entwined in litigation. Singh mentioned potential strategic pathways to acquire these assets, emphasizing their alignment with Adani's real estate objectives.

(With inputs from agencies.)