At Adani Group’s Annual General Meeting, chairperson Shri Gautam Adani laid out an ambitious roadmap for the future — one built on nuclear power, artificial intelligence and massive infrastructure investments. Addressing shareholders, the Adani Group Chairman Shri Gautam Adani said the company is positioning itself for a world where energy security, technology and national sovereignty are becoming increasingly intertwined. We built when it was hardest to build,” Adani said, describing FY26 as a defining year for the conglomerate despite what he called a period of “extraordinary scrutiny.” Adani revealed that the group has formally entered the nuclear energy business through Adani Atomic Energy. The company has identified land and is targeting 10 GW of nuclear power capacity by 2035. The move marks one of the most significant strategic shifts for the group in recent years as India looks for clean, round-the-clock power to support rising industrial demand and the rapid expansion of data centres. Adani repeatedly linked India’s infrastructure ambitions with the growing influence of artificial intelligence, arguing that the two are no longer separate themes. Infrastructure gives a nation muscle. Intelligence gives a nation mastery,” he told shareholders. The group is now accelerating investments in digital infrastructure to support what it believes will be the next wave of economic growth. It’s data centre business is targeting a 3 GW platform by 2030. Adani also highlighted a binding agreement with Google for a gigawatt-scale data centre project in Visakhapatnam, signalling the scale of AI-driven demand expected in the coming years. The chairman Gautam Adani said technology leadership would increasingly depend on infrastructure, from energy systems and transmission networks to ports, logistics hubs and data centres. To back that vision, the group invested more than Rs 1.5 lakh crore in infrastructure during FY26 — an amount Adani said represented over 30 per cent of India’s total new private-sector capital expenditure during the year. The energy business remains at the centre of that expansion. Adani Power is executing what the company described as India’s largest private-sector power expansion programme, involving investments of over Rs 2 lakh crore. The company aims to build 45 GW of generation capacity over the next five years. The group also announced progress on a partnership with Bhutan’s Druk Green Power Corporation to jointly develop 5,000 MW of hydropower projects. Post navigation SPG Director Alok Sharma Gets Service Extension; To Lead PM’s Security Till March 2027
