Ahmedabad:?Despite facing headwinds and intense public scrutiny, the Adani Group never retreated, said Group Chairman Gautam Adani in June, emphasizing that true leadership is not shaped in comfort but forged in moments of crisis. “In today’s world, where negativity often resonates louder than truth, we continue to honour due process. Let me reiterate—our governance practices meet global benchmarks, and our compliance frameworks are absolutely non-negotiable,” Adani said while addressing shareholders at Adani Enterprises Ltd’s Annual General Meeting (AGM).

At the Group level, consolidated revenues rose by 7 per cent, EBITDA increased 8.2 per cent, and the Net Debt-to-EBITDA ratio remained strong at 2.6x. Total revenue stood at Rs 2,71,664 crore, with adjusted EBITDA at Rs 89,806 crore.

“Our capital investment plans will set new records. Over the next five years, we expect to spend $15-20 billion annually in CAPEX. These are not just business investments—they are commitments to India’s infrastructure and future,” Adani said.

He highlighted several transformative projects that resonate deeply with him. “Exactly three years ago, on my 60th birthday, our family pledged Rs 60,000 crore to reimagine healthcare, education, and skilling in India. The Adani Healthcare Temples are a key milestone—1,000-bed, world-class campuses in Ahmedabad and Mumbai with integrated medical colleges, research hubs, and wellness centres. Mayo Clinic is mentoring us in shaping a tech-enabled, AI-driven, patient-first healthcare model,” Adani stated.