Adani Group Assets Termed ‘Sacred Trust’ for Next Decade, says Group CFO

Adani Group CFO Jugeshinder Singh recently emphasised the company’s long-term approach, stating that its diverse assets are not just holdings but a “sacred trust”, supporting India’s infrastructure and development goals over the next 10 years. 

Adani Group’s Commitment to National Infrastructure 

On January 2, 2026, Group CFO Jugeshinder Singh described Adani Group’s portfolio as a commitment to India’s growth. He outlined the conglomerate’s infrastructure-oriented operations as central to the nation’s development.  

Singh said the group considers itself a custodian of Indian resources, aiming to enhance their value and strength for future generations. He identified the group’s projects as a “monument to disciplined execution” in line with national aspirations. 

Energy, Ports, and Construction: Key Growth Areas 

Adani Green Energy Limited operates a 30 GW green energy installation at Khavda, marked as one of the largest clean energy sites. Adani Power plays a foundational role in maintaining essential services including hospitals and schools by supporting base load needs.  

Additionally, Adani Ports and SEZ handles over 30% of the country’s cargo and is targeting net-zero operations.  

Singh added that Adani Energy Solutions operates transmission lines akin to the nation’s nervous system, and Adani Cement contributes to urbanisation using circular economy principles. 

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Capital Management and Governance Structure 

Singh shared that financial discipline remains a founding pillar of Adani Group’s strategy. The company holds a 2.6x net debt-to-EBITDA ratio across its portfolio, backed by long-duration capital funded with stability in mind.  

He also highlighted governance measures, including 100% independent chairpersons for key monitoring committees. The company ranks in the top percentile for transparency under S&P Global CSA benchmarks. 

Conclusion 

Adani Group CFO’s remarks reflect a focus on long-term infrastructure development, financial responsibility, and transparent governance. The group positions itself as a key stakeholder in India’s development framework across energy, construction, and logistics sectors. 

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