Businesses:
Power: Spearheading the Adani Group’s foray into power infrastructure is Adani Power, implementing 16,500 MW of power generation projects at six locations across India, with the objective of generating 20,000 MW by 2020. It is also actively investing in cross country power transmission lines. Adani Power is credited with commissioning of India’s first environment friendly and energy efficient supercritical technology based 660 MW power unit. Adani Power is today the country’s largest thermal power producer in private sector.
Port Infrastructure: The Adani Group is also engaged in the creation of a port and special economic zone, logistics management (shipping to container train movement), storage and movement (food grain and orchard products) as well as realty development. The Adani Group established India’s largest private sector port and Special Economic Zone at Mundra (Gujarat) and is engaged in developing ports/terminals at Dahej, Hazira, Mormugao and Visakhapatnam in India and Adani Abbot Point in Australia. The Group is focused on emerging as the largest port in the country by aiming to handle 200 million tonnes of cargo by 2020.
Coal Mining: The Adani Group is the country’s largest importer and supplier of coal and is also its leading private mine developer and operator. It also owns mining and development rights for 130 Million tonnes coal mining in India. Adani owns coal mining rights in Indonesia and Australia. Adani supplied nearly 30 million tonnes of coal last fiscal to Indian companies and is expected to manage 200 million tonnes of coal by 2020.
Agro-products: The Adani Group is also engaged in the business of agro-products (Wheat, pulses and edible oil); its ‘Fortune’ brand is the largest edible oil brand in India today.
Oil & Gas: The Adani Group’s energy business basket includes the supply of Compressed Natural Gas to automobiles and piped natural gas to household users. It also has ventured into oil and gas exploration and production with assets in India, Thailand and Egypt.
