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States where Adani Group has their projects

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States where Adani Group has their projects
States where Adani Group has their projects

The Adani Group is expanding its footprint across India, with projects in nearly every state. From data centers to ports, solar plants to power plants, Adani’s influence spans various sectors, impacting local economies and infrastructure development nationwide.

Over the past two decades, the Adani Group has undergone significant expansion in India’s port sector, transforming from a single major port operator to the largest private port operator in the country. With a presence in 14 ports and terminals, Adani now handles a quarter of all cargo traffic in India. This growth has been primarily driven by acquisitions, with the company acquiring six ports in the last decade alone.

Adani Group’s presence in almost every state in India

S.No.StateProject Name
1Andhra PradeshIndia’s first integrated Data centre with 200+ MW capacity
2AssamGuwahati Airport (GAU), Assam
3BiharRs. 8,700 Cr to Develop Warehouses For Adani Wilmar
4ChhattisgarhCoal to Poly-generation Project and a Rice Bran Solvent Extraction Plant & Refinery for Rs 25,000 Cr
5GujaratMundra port
6HaryanaFood processing unit on 80 Acre+ for Rs. 1,500 Cr
7Himachal PradeshHorticulture under brand Farm-Pik Adani
8JharkhandGodda Ultra-supercritical Thermal Power Plant
9TelanganaTo invest Rs. 12,700 Cr for data center, defense, and cement plant
10KarnatakaUdupi Power Corporation Limited
11KeralaFirst International Deepwater Seaport Project at Vizhinjam
12Uttar PradeshSolar Plant In Mahoba
13Madhya PradeshSingrauli Thermal power plant- 1,200 MW
14MaharashtraTiroda Thermal power plant- 3,300 MW
15UttarkhandTo invest Rs. 2,500 Cr towards setting up Cement Plant & Smart Meters
16OdishaTo invest Rs. 60,000 Cr to develop Dharma Port
17Punjab100 MW Solar Plant in Bathinda
18West Bengal$3.1 Bn project for the development of Haldia Port
19RajasthanAdani Power Rajasthan Limited- 2,140 MW
20Tamil NaduKamuthi solar power plant- 648 MW

As Adani’s market share in the port sector continues to rise, concerns have emerged regarding the concentration of market power in the hands of one entity. Government officials and regulators have raised alarms about the potential risks of such consolidation, citing fears of reduced competition, high entry barriers for new players, and the possibility of abuse of dominant position.

Furthermore, Adani’s expansion has not been limited to the port sector alone. The group has also become a significant player in other critical sectors such as airports, cement manufacturing, and thermal power production. Its rapid growth across various sectors has raised questions about regulatory oversight and the need to prevent potential abuses of monopoly power.

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