Adani Group wants to slash debt big time by 2030
Adani Group has set a bold goal: cut its total debt down to ₹1 lakh crore by 2030, even as it keeps growing fast.
The plan is to invest $15-20 billion every year for the next six years, showing they're serious about balancing rapid expansion with smarter money management.
Where things stand now
Right now, Adani's net debt is ₹2.37 lakh crore, and their borrowing habits are shifting too.
They've lowered their reliance on dollar bonds and are working more with public sector banks.
Their leverage ratio has also improved, which basically means they're handling their loans more responsibly.
How they're making it work
With ₹60,000 crore in cash reserves and most earnings tied to top-rated assets, Adani can borrow at lower rates and keep investors happy.
Looking ahead
Adani is sticking with this disciplined approach—aiming for much less debt while still betting big on future growth.
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