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Adani Group's Return Of Assets Hits 16.5%, Among Highest Globally In Infrastructure: Gautam Adani

Citing a USD 500 billion opportunity in India's electricity sector by 2032, Gautam Adani said the Group is targeting a 20 per cent share of that market.

Adani Group's Return Of Assets Hits 16.5%, Among Highest Globally In Infrastructure: Gautam Adani
He attributed the performance to disciplined growth and efficient capital deployment.
  • Adani Group's return on assets rose to 16.5% in the financial year 2024-25
  • The Group's net debt-to-EBITDA ratio was 2.6x, reflecting conservative leverage
  • Adani plans to self-fund most of its USD 100 billion five-year capex through cash flows
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New Delhi:

Adani Group chairman Gautam Adani said the conglomerate's return on assets (ROA) rose to 16.5 per cent in the financial year 2024-25 -- placing it among the top performers in the global infrastructure sector.

Speaking at the Group's annual Shantilal Adani Lecture Series, Mr Adani attributed the performance to disciplined growth and efficient capital deployment. "This figure demonstrates that our growth is profitable, our assets are productive, and our capital is working with precision," he said.

The Group's net debt-to-EBITDA ratio stood at 2.6x, reflecting a conservative leverage profile. With robust internal cash flows, Adani said the company expects to self-fund a large share of its USD 100 billion five-year capex plan, reducing reliance on external markets.

"This high ROA does more than generate cash. It fortifies our credibility with lenders, deepens investor confidence, and underpins our ability to take bold bets while preserving balance sheet integrity. It is the invisible scaffolding that supports everything we build," he said.

Citing a USD 500 billion opportunity in India's electricity sector by 2032, Mr Adani said the Group is targeting a 20 per cent share of that market.

Looking ahead, Mr Adani outlined a 'Two-Track Organization' model as part of the Group's next transformation phase, combining artificial intelligence with human judgment. "The Agentic Track will bring data-driven precision, while the Human Track will guide it with judgment and ethics," he said.

He also highlighted finance transformation initiatives such as the Finance Control Tower - a real-time visibility platform - and a Global Capability Center that integrates AI-led workflows for greater efficiency.

"Finance is no longer a back-office function. It is the cockpit of strategic control - where foresight meets discipline," Mr Adani said.

The Shantilal Adani Lecture Series is an internal annual event dedicated to the memory of Shantilal Adani, bringing together senior finance and technology leaders across the Group to discuss financial strategy, governance, and innovation.

Stating that the world stands at an inflection point that is defined by the convergence of technology, capital, and human potential, Mr Adani said his conglomerate has always believed in building at speed and scale, one that constructs the physical and digital arteries of India -- this moment is not one for caution. "It is a moment for daring, for reinvention, and for building a model that fuses intelligence with purpose."

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