Adani Group to reduce debt to ₹1L crore by 2030
29 Nov 2025

Adani Group has announced its ambitious plan to bring down its total debt on the books to ₹1 lakh crore by 2030.

The announcement was made by Jugeshinder (Robbie) Singh, the Chief Financial Officer of the conglomerate, at Trust Group's 5th India Debt Capital Market Summit 2025 in Mumbai.

He emphasized that the group's growth strategy should not rely on external capital access.

Stance on Indian infrastructure ownership
Infrastructure ownership

Singh also reiterated the Adani Group's firm belief that Indian infrastructure should be primarily owned by Indians.

This statement reflects the company's commitment to promoting domestic ownership and investment in India's infrastructure sector.

He further clarified that while they do not want their growth plans to depend on capital access, it doesn't mean they will avoid seeking capital altogether.

Investment plans and market depth
Investment strategy

Singh revealed that the Adani Group plans to invest around ₹1.5 lakh crore annually over the next six years.

He said, "From a risk perspective, we want to be in a position where our growth plan is not dependent on us accessing any capital."

However, he added that they would still seek capital when necessary due to the scale of their plans.

Interest in distressed Sahara Group assets
Asset acquisition

On the topic of distressed Sahara Group assets, which have been proposed for sale to the Adani Group, Singh expressed interest.

He said, "We are hardly involved in any court case, whatsoever," but added that they are very much interested in the assets because some of them are tailored for real estate continuous nature.

However, he noted that they need to find pathways as these assets are under litigation.