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The Adani Group has completed around 33 acquisitions and strategic transactions worth nearly INR 80,000 crore since early 2023, reflecting continued expansion across its core businesses despite heightened scrutiny. The deals span multiple sectors, led by ports with transactions worth about INR 28,145 crore, followed by cement at around INR 24,710 crore and power at roughly INR 12,251 crore. A major highlight was the acquisition of Australia's North Queensland Export Terminal. The group has also invested in electricity transmission, data centres, roads and real estate. These completed transactions underline Adani's ongoing capital deployment across infrastructure-focused segments, excluding one proposed acquisition still under bankruptcy proceedings.
The Adani Group has finalised approximately 33 acquisitions and strategic transactions worth about INR 80,000 crore since the beginning of 2023, a period marked by heightened scrutiny following allegations by a short-seller. The completed deals span several sectors and underline the group's continued activity across infrastructure and allied businesses. Advertisement
A significant portion of the transactions has been concentrated in the ports segment, which accounted for deals worth around INR 28,145 crore. The cement business followed with acquisitions valued at approximately INR 24,710 crore, while the power sector recorded transactions worth about INR 12,251 crore during the same period.
One of the largest individual transactions involved the acquisition of Australia's North Queensland Export Terminal, valued at around INR 21,700 crore. In the cement sector, the group completed multiple acquisitions of companies and cement units across various locations, contributing substantially to the overall deal value.
Other transactions during this period included investments in electricity transmission and distribution, as well as in newer and incubating businesses such as data centres, roads and real estate. The ports portfolio also expanded through domestic terminal acquisitions alongside overseas assets.
The overall deal count does not include a proposed acquisition valued at around INR 13,500 crore involving a debt-laden company that remains under bankruptcy proceedings. The completed transactions indicate continued capital deployment across the group's key infrastructure-focused segments.
Source: PTI
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