Adani Group plans to carry a total debt load of around 1 trillion Indian Rupee (about $11 billion) by 2030, according to CFO Jugeshinder Singh. The figure reflects the level of consolidated debt the conglomerate expects to hold on its balance sheet rather than a new fundraising target, signaling a shift toward managing long-term leverage more deliberately as it expands across energy, infrastructure, and logistics.
The company also expects to raise close to 900 billion Indian Rupee in the upcoming financial year through a mix of bank loans, bond issuances, and overseas borrowing. This capital will support major capex programs across renewable energy, transport, and utilities, sectors where Adani continues to scale aggressively.
The strategy underscores the group’s effort to balance high-growth investment with a more structured debt framework, aiming to maintain investor confidence following past scrutiny over leverage.
