The Adani Group is a multinational conglomerate with its headquarters in India. The Adani Group includes seven publicly traded companies. Adani Group was founded by Gautam Adani in 1988 as a commodity trading business, with the flagship company Adani Enterprises. The Adani Group's business portfolio includes port management, electric power generation and transmission, renewable energy, mining, airport operations, natural gas, food processing and infrastructure.
The Adani Group has its headquarters in Ahmedabad. The conglomerate is positioned as the market leader in its transport logistics and energy utility portfolio businesses by focusing on large-scale infrastructure development in India.
Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL) is the flagship company of the Adani Group and is one of the largest business organisations in India. The conglomerate began as Adani Exports Limited, a commodity trading firm, in 1988 and diversified into the import and export of various commodities.
In 1990, Adani Group developed its own port in Mundra, Gujarat to serve as a base for its trading operations. Operations at Mundra port commenced in 1995. The company began coal trading in 1999, and it was followed by a joint venture in edible oil refining in 2000 through a joint venture with Wilmar, Singapore. The company expanded its business in 2008 by purchasing the Bunyu Mine in Indonesia.
The Adani group further became India's largest private coal mining company after Adani Enterprises won the rights to the Orissa mine in 2010. Two years later, the company shifted focus to three primary businesses: resources, logistics and energy.
Adani Renewable Energy Park signed a pact with the Rajasthan Government in 2015 for a 50:50 joint venture to set up India's largest solar park. In 2016, Adani Aero Defence signed a pact with Elbit-ISTAR and Alpha Design Technologies to work in the field of Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) in India. In May 2022, the Adani Group acquired Ambuja Cements, making the Adani Group the second-largest cement maker in India.
Speaking outside Parliament after being prevented from finishing his speech inside, Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi claimed, 'The main thing is that our PM is compromised.'
This special report covers a volatile 'freaky Friday' in the Indian markets where the Nifty 50 slipped towards the 25,000 mark and the rupee hit a historic low of 91.95 against the US dollar. The program highlights a massive ₹1.5 lakh crore wipeout in Adani Group stocks following reports of US SEC summons. On the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos 2026, global economists and Indian business leaders discussed the 'high levels of uncertainty and volatility' expected in the coming year. The report features insights from top bankers and IT leaders on the transformative power of AI and the challenges posed by global trade tariffs. Additionally, the show covers the political fallout in India, with Rahul Gandhi criticizing the government over a 'dead economy' and job losses linked to international tariff pressures. As Davos concludes, the focus shifts to the upcoming Union Budget 2026 and its potential impact on domestic recovery.
A political firestorm has erupted in Mumbai, with the Adani Group at its epicentre. During a rally, Raj Thackeray accused the BJP of enabling land grabs to benefit the corporate giant, particularly concerning the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). The BJP swiftly retaliated, releasing pictures of Thackeray meeting with the industrialist and alleging his associations with other figures. Amid the political back-and-forth, one commentator noted, 'But in this country, even if there are so many industrialists, I don't want to show the world that there is so much mercy on one person.' The allegations have turned the Adani connection into a significant flashpoint in the ongoing political battle for Mumbai.
A political firestorm has erupted in Mumbai ahead of the BMC polls, with the Adani Group at its centre. The bulletin reports on a joint rally at Shivaji Park where Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) chief Raj Thackeray accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of facilitating land grabs to benefit the Adani Group. Thackeray alleged that the business house has seen unprecedented growth in the last decade and that the BJP is conspiring to favour the corporate entity. In response, the BJP targeted Thackeray, posting images of him meeting other business leaders and alleging he has questionable preferences, urging Mumbai's citizens to be cautious. The confrontation highlights the escalating tensions between the political parties as the crucial civic elections approach.
On this Market Closing Show, India Today anchor Sakshi Batra reports on the sharp sell-off in Indian equity markets, with the Sensex plunging 700 points to near the 84,300 mark. Market expert Sharmila Joshi joins to analyse the 'geopolitics that's weighing in' and advises investors to 'stagger your buying' in fundamentally strong stocks. The programme also highlights a major boost for the 'Make in India' initiative as the Adani Group ties up with Brazil's Embraer to manufacture commercial aircraft. Additionally, Sakshi Batra discusses reports that India plans to scrap curbs on Chinese firms bidding for government contracts and features De Beers CEO Al Cook on the impact of US tariffs.
This market opening business show highlights a major development where the Adani Group has reportedly tied up with Brazil's Embraer to manufacture commercial aircraft in India. The programme discusses the government's revised GDP growth forecast of 7.4% for the fiscal year 2026, surpassing the RBI's estimates. Additionally, the broadcast covers the upcoming IPO of Bharat Cooking Coal and the impact of global geopolitical tensions on the markets. Experts analyse the implications of these events for investors and the broader economy.
This Business Today market report covers the final trading session of the year, highlighting a drop in the Sensex and Nifty amid thin volumes. While equities faced pressure, precious metals rallied to fresh records, with gold crossing the 1.39 lakh rupees mark and silver jumping significantly. The bulletin also discusses the IPO landscape, including Zepto's confidential filing, and analyzes sector performances like pharma and railways. An expert provides insights on the 2026 market outlook, citing geopolitical risks and the delay in the US-India trade deal as key factors. The discussion further explores the surge in anti-obesity drugs, the economics of cinema ticket pricing, and investment advice for the upcoming year, recommending a cautious approach with a focus on mutual funds and ETFs.
On this edition of the Business Today show, Mayuresh Joshi, Head of Equity Research at William O'Neill India, joins anchor Sakshi Batra to discuss the market outlook for 2026. As the Nifty and Sensex open on a softer note following the Christmas break, Joshi shares his insights on the upcoming Union Budget, the potential return of Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs), and the resilience of the consumption theme. The bulletin also highlights key corporate developments, including Samsung ruling out its India IPO to focus on AI and consumer finance, and Ola Electric securing a Rs 367 crore PLI incentive. Additionally, Adani Group stocks are in focus as the Navi Mumbai International Airport commences operations. Joshi advises investors to maintain a diversified portfolio with a small allocation to gold and silver as a hedge.
In this market bulletin, the anchor highlights the Competition Commission of India's probe into IndiGo for alleged abuse of market dominance following recent flight disruptions. The report details the Adani Group's major consolidation of its cement business, with Ambuja Cements approving the merger of ACC and Orient Cement to create a pan-India powerhouse. The broadcast also covers record-breaking highs in gold and silver prices, which a market expert attributes to fears of a monetary reset and global inflation. Additionally, Shriram Finance clarifies it is not seeking a banking license, refuting recent speculation. The segment concludes with a look at the flat market opening, with the Nifty and Bank Nifty showing marginal moves, and specific stock action in the real estate and insurance sectors.
On this Special Report, Jeet Adani, Director of Adani Airports Holdings Ltd, speaks exclusively to India Today on 'Jab We Met'. He details the massive engineering challenge behind the Navi Mumbai International Airport, stating, 'We had to manufacture the site and then build the airport on it.' Adani emphasizes the project's strategic importance as a 'growth unlock' for India and outlines its sustainability measures, including mangrove protection and green energy goals. He also shares personal insights on his father, Gautam Adani, and the family's work ethic.
In this exclusive interview, Jeet Adani, Director of Adani Airports, discusses the strategic significance of the new Navi Mumbai International Airport. Speaking to Maria Shakil, Adani highlights the massive engineering challenge of 'moving mountains' to build the airport and the group's commitment to sustainability, aiming for 100% green energy within three to five years. He explains how the project unlocks growth for Mumbai by resolving the city's long-standing connectivity limitations. Adani also reflects on the 'indomitable spirit' of his father, Gautam Adani, a quality he seeks to emulate in his own leadership. The conversation covers the airport's future-proof infrastructure, including plans for EV tolls and seamless multi-modal transport connectivity.
In an exclusive interview with India Today, Jeet Adani, Director – Airports, Adani Airports Holdings Ltd (AAHL), said the upcoming Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA) will unlock long-term growth and improve global connectivity for the city.
The Adani Group’s focus may not remain limited to airports, and it could explore other infrastructure areas where capital and execution are key, says expert.
This special report by Business Today and India Today Television covers major market closing action and corporate developments. The Adani Group has revealed a massive $11 billion plan to bid for 11 additional airports, coinciding with the scheduled opening of the Navi Mumbai Airport on December 25. The programme highlights a rebound in the stock markets, with the Sensex jumping 400 points and the Nifty approaching 26,000. It also features insights from fund manager Abhishek Basumalik on the infrastructure sector and details the government's plan to sell stakes in PSU banks like Central Bank and UCO Bank. Additionally, the report touches on the cinema business with PVR Inox's Ajay Bijli discussing the success of the movie 'Dhurandhar'.
In his first-ever television interview, Pranav Adani, Managing Director of Adani Enterprises, spoke to Aaj Tak about the Group's vision for 2026 and beyond. He highlighted the 'optimism' surrounding India's journey towards a $5 trillion and eventually a $10 trillion economy, emphasising the critical role of infrastructure.
On this Special Report, the focus is on the massive vote of confidence in India's economy by US tech giants, directly contradicting President Donald Trump's recent 'dead economy' jibe. Amazon has announced a staggering $35 billion investment in India by 2030, aiming to create over a million jobs and boost AI capabilities. This comes just a day after Microsoft, led by Satya Nadella, pledged $17.5 billion to build AI infrastructure. Business Today’s Senior Associate Editor Sakshi Batra joins India Today’s Sneha Mordani to analyze how these investments signal India’s emergence as a global innovation hub, defying the 'dying economy' narrative.
In this Special Report, India Today’s Rajdeep Sardesai moderates a heated debate between BJP MP Sudhanshu Trivedi and Congress MP Syed Nasir Hussain regarding the Parliament deadlock. The discussion focuses on the opposition’s demand for accountability, specifically highlighting the alleged deletion of 65 lakh votes in the Bihar elections and the legacy of the Adani and Sambhal controversies from late 2024. Nasir Hussain questions the government's intent, stating, 'The moot question here is when you are deleting 65 lakh votes in one state, so where does the question comes of whether you are doing videography or not doing videography.' Sudhanshu Trivedi counters by citing the lack of coordination within the opposition, referencing Samajwadi Party leader Ram Gopal Yadav's prioritization of Sambhal over Adani. The debate also touches on the shortening of the Parliament session, with Hussain proposing a longer duration to discuss national issues.
This Business Today bulletin covers NVIDIA's blockbuster quarterly sales, which have sparked a global tech rally, and CEO Jensen Huang's declaration that the world has entered a 'virtuous cycle of AI'. The program also features a warning from Temasek CEO Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara on the twin risks of AI-driven job displacement and a weakening US dollar. Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara stated, 'The two issues we have to think about which will impact the story. Number one is the effect of AI on job displacement and societal resilience... The second though, is actually the US dollar becoming weaker'. Additionally, the bulletin discusses President Donald Trump's call for high-skilled immigrant workers to support US manufacturing, a government plan to clear ₹800 crore in dues for Indian exporters, and a detailed analysis of the Indian stock market's performance.
This bulletin covers major corporate and economic news, including Rajiv Jain-backed GQG Partners increasing its investment in five Adani Group companies through block deals. The Karnataka government has announced a new IT city to be developed in Bidadi on the Bengaluru-Mysuru Highway, with Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar noting significant interest from international investors. On the US-India trade deal, Minister of Commerce and Industry Piyush Goyal stated, 'A deal will happen only when it is fair, equitable and balanced.' The program also features market analysis on the IT sector's resilience, HUL's ice cream business demerger, and Google's launch of its new AI system, Gemini 3.
This special report covers the market's downturn, major corporate earnings from Adani Enterprises, SBI, and M&M, and the Enforcement Directorate's action against Anil Ambani's Reliance Group. It also examines a significant proposal from the DGCA for air travelers and the buzz around the Groww and Lenskart IPOs, featuring anchor Sakshi Bakra and market expert Shaina Mukherjee. Regarding the embattled ADAG Group, Shaina Mukherjee advises, 'Well, it is better to avoid, even if you see something like Reliance, the stock has corrected quite a bit from its highs in the last couple of weeks, but at the same time, I would say better to avoid.' The show also highlights two Indian-American entrepreneurs, Adarsh Hiramath and Surya Mida, who have become the world's youngest self-made billionaires.
