Adani Group to Invest ₹1.5 Lakh Crore in Kutch Over 5 Years

The Adani Group has outlined a fresh multi-year investment roadmap for Gujarat, positioning Kutch as a core hub for its next phase of industrial and energy expansion. 

Investment And Capacity Expansion Plan 

The group will invest ₹1.5 lakh crore in the Kutch region over the next 5 years, covering large-scale renewable power, port infrastructure and manufacturing projects.  

The centrepiece is the Khavda renewable energy park, where the group plans to complete and commission the entire 37 GW capacity by 2030, making it the world’s largest clean-energy complex.  

Alongside this, Adani will also scale up logistics capacity by doubling Mundra Port’s throughput over the next decade. 

Strategic And Economic Significance 

The investment push is aligned with India’s broader priorities of industrialisation, energy security and job creation. Kutch, anchored by Mundra Port, has already evolved into a major industrial cluster housing large metal, chemical and solar manufacturing facilities.  

The new capital outlay is expected to further strengthen supply chains, boost exports and deepen Gujarat’s role in global manufacturing networks. 

Long-Term Vision and Energy Transition 

The Khavda project is designed not just as a power asset but as a strategic platform for India’s energy transition.  

By combining renewable generation at scale with industrial demand and export-linked logistics, the group aims to integrate climate goals with economic growth, helping India reduce fossil-fuel dependence while supporting manufacturing expansion. 

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Conclusion 

With ₹1.5 lakh crore earmarked for Kutch, Adani Group is placing one of its largest regional bets on Gujarat, reinforcing the state’s position as a critical pillar in India’s journey towards becoming a global manufacturing and clean-energy powerhouse. 

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