Eighteen years have gone since the plan to redevelop Dharavi, one of the largest slums in the world, was first proposed. Here we find out its history and what lies ahead for the project
Billionaire Gautam Adani on Friday proposed to set up a green hydrogen plant in Sri Lanka, where his conglomerate is already developing a container terminal and a 500 MW wind project. Adani met visiting Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe to discuss ongoing projects and the new venture. "Great Honour to have met H.E. President Ranil Wickremesinghe to discuss a fascinating set of projects in Sri Lanka including continued development of Colombo Port West Container Terminal, 500 MW wind project, and extending our renewal energy expertise to produce green Hydrogen," he tweeted. The Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone (APSEZ) is developing a USD 700 million container terminal at Colombo Port, which is a major transshipment hub in South Asia. The Adani group is also developing the Vizhinjam seaport project in Kerala, just 176 nautical miles from the Colombo port. The conglomerate's renewable energy firm, Adani Green Energy, is setting up two wind projects of 286 MW in Mannar and
The development is a result of Adani group's head Gautam Adani's decision to exit from non-core businesses and use this capital for his core ventures
It is the latest mega-project taken on by ports-to-energy conglomerate Adani Group, which already supplies electricity in Mumbai through listed unit Adani Transmission
Mundra Petrochem, an arm of Adani Enterprise has set its eyes on installing the plant with an annual capacity of one million tonnes in the first phase at a total cost of $2.5 million
Adani in his note also linked the bid prices to the huge personal connect it offered
Group confident of its governance and disclosure standards, says billionaire in address to shareholders
Gautam Adani added that the Securities and Exchange Board of India is still to submit its report, but the group remains 'confident of governance and disclosure standards'
Executives at the highest levels are scrutinising ties with Adani, turning more cautious about adding new business pending a regulatory probe that's supposed to end next month
The Adani Group is selling its shadow bank as it looks to realign its business interests and focus on preserving cash
The Congress on Saturday attacked Prime Minister Narendra Modi over the Maharashtra government formally awarding the Dharavi Redevelopment project to an Adani Group firm, alleging that BJP state governments have been reduced to "ATM machines for his cronies." A resolution released on Thursday by the Housing Development department of the Maharashtra government said the state cabinet had approved the outcome of the bidding process on December 22, 2022, following which the rights were awarded. Adani Properties will be the lead partner in the project for which a special purpose vehicle will be formed. Reacting to the development, Congress general secretary Jairam Ramesh said Devendra Fadnavis' last act before handing over the housing department on Friday was to formally approve the Adani Group's "shady takeover" of the Rs 5,069 crore Dharavi redevelopment project, which involves 600 acres of prime Mumbai land. The project had originally been awarded to a different bidder, he said. "Af
Adani Enterprises had last raised funds via a primary placement of bonds in September last year at an 8.40 per cent yield for 17 months
The Adani Group is aiming to close the fundraising before end 2023, said the source, who declined to be named as the discussions are private
Ambani's Reliance Power Ltd. is also considering making an offer for the asset in an attempt to win back control of the firm, said sources
Adani Green Energy Ltd.'s board will discuss plans to raise funds from institutional investors on Thursday
The Adani family owns over 60 per cent stake in the group's listed companies, except Adani Green Energy and ACC Ltd
Each member of the Bloomberg Billionaires Index made an average of $14 million per day over the past six months, according to data compiled by Bloomberg
Adani Airports Holdings has a 74% stake in the airport, with the remaining 26 per cent owned by the Airports Authority of India
The flagship of Indian billionaire Gautam Adani saw 18 million shares traded in a single block Wednesday, or about 1.6% of its outstanding stock, according to data compiled by Bloomberg
The proceeds will be used by the promoters to pre-pay debt, banking sources said