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Informist, Friday, Nov. 28, 2025

 

MUMBAI – The Adani Group plans to raise INR 900 billion debt in 2026-27 (Apr-Mar), Jugeshinder Singh, group chief financial officer, said Friday. The group will raise the funds through both domestic and global markets. The debt will go towards funding the group's INR 1.57-trillion capital expenditure planned for next year, with the rest being raised through equity, he said. 

 

"We expect that roughly around 55% will come from the domestic market bank and DCM (debt capital markets), of which the DCM will be around 6%. And about 45% will be from global banks and global DCM, of which around 25% will be global banks and about 18% to 20% will be global DCM and so on," Singh told the media on the sidelines of the TRUST Group's India Debt Capital Market Summit.

 

The group usually raises about INR 400 billion each quarter, he said. "There is a seasonality, like in the monsoon period, the capex (capital expenditure) is a little bit slower. But on average, you will still raise the capital. Keep it on the books for some time, because the capex catches up after monsoon."

 

So far in FY26, the group has raised INR 800 billion and expects to raise another INR 400 billion in the remainder of the year, Singh said.

 

Commenting on the domestic retail equity, he said, "We will lift the domestic retail equity to about 5% to 6%. Mutual funds today invest about 0.8% of their AUM (assets under management) with us." Singh expects total investment in Adani Group from mutual funds to rise to about 2% of their AUM in the future.  End

 

Reported by J. Navya Sruthi

Edited by Ashish Shirke

 

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