The Adani Group on Friday stated it is tarobtaining a consolidated debt level of Rs 1 lakh crore by 2030, stressing that its long-term growth strategy aims to minimise reliance on fresh capital raising.Speaking at the Trust Group’s 5th India Debt Capital Market Summit 2025, Adani Group CFO Jugeshinder (Robbie) Singh stated the group believes Indian infrastructure must be primarily owned by India, and its balance-sheet strategy is aligned with that approach, PTI reported.“About Rs one lakh crore is our tarobtain,” Singh stated when inquireed about the group’s debt plans. “Ideally it should be by 2030… but certainly by 2030,” he added.Singh stated the company is working with banks and its internal treasury to address structural issues in India’s debt markets.“Today, there is depth in the availability of funds, but there is no depth in market creating. So we necessary to create that depth. Initially we will have to assist ourselves, but we will do it,” he stated.He emphasised that the group wants to avoid depfinishence on capital markets for executing its expansion plans.“From a risk perspective, we want to be in a position where our growth plan is not depfinishent on us accessing any capital… roughly, we will invest new assets of Rs 1.5 lakh crore a year over the next six years,” he stated.On Adani Group’s proposed interest in distressed Sahara Group assets, Singh stated “We are hardly involved in any court case whatsoever… but we are very much interested becautilize some of the assets are tailored and of real estate continuous nature. It will build sense for us.” He noted, however, that pathways must be found as the assets remain under litigation.According to sources, the Adani Group’s existing debt of Rs 2.6 lakh crore is supported by Rs 90,000 crore in annual operating profit and Rs 60,000 crore in cash.
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