Mumbai, Jan 22 : The Adani Group on Wednesday presented a detailed overview of its expanding investment portfolio for India at the 56th World Economic Forum (WEF 2026) in Davos, Switzerland, outlining projects spanning aviation, renewable energy, urban development, digital infrastructure and advanced manufacturing.
In an official statement, the Group said the projects showcased at WEF 2026 reflect its transition from asset creation to large-scale ecosystem building, with a focus on integration, sustainability and long-term growth.
“The projects outlined at WEF 2026 reflect the Adani Group’s evolution from asset creation to ecosystem building, with a focus on scale, integration and sustainability,” the statement said, adding that the investments align with India’s priorities of ease of doing business, energy transition, regional development and manufacturing self reliance.
Aviation and renewable push in Assam
In Assam, the Adani Group plans to deepen its aviation footprint around Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi International Airport (LGBIA) in Guwahati. The airport’s new terminal, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in December 2025, is set to become operational next month.
Beyond passenger infrastructure, the airport anchored investment plan includes an integrated hospitality and retail complex, an aviation training academy equipped with Level-D full flight simulators and trainer aircraft, and comprehensive aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) facilities for both narrow body and wide body aircraft. These initiatives aim to position Guwahati as a regional aviation and aerospace hub, supporting connectivity, skills development and self reliance in aircraft operations across the Northeast.
The Group also outlined a major renewable energy expansion in Assam, focusing on large scale solar power projects in Karbi Anglong and Dima Hasao. Together, the projects are expected to add more than 2,700 megawatts (MW) of clean energy capacity.
According to the statement, investments in these tribal dominated hill districts combine clean energy development with local employment generation, infrastructure creation and long term economic inclusion. Complementary investments in cement manufacturing and grinding units across Assam are also planned to strengthen construction supply chains in eastern and northeastern India.
Urban transformation and advanced sectors in Maharashtra
In Maharashtra, the Adani Group outlined a cluster of large-scale investments centred on urban transformation, digital infrastructure and advanced energy systems.
A key project is the Dharavi redevelopment initiative, one of India’s most complex urban renewal programmes, aimed at transforming Asia’s largest informal settlement into a planned, inclusive and economically vibrant urban district.
This urban push is complemented by developments in Navi Mumbai anchored by the Navi Mumbai International Airport (NMIA), one of India’s largest greenfield airports, which commenced operations on December 25. The airport is envisioned as a multi-modal growth engine, catalysing logistics, hospitality and commercial ecosystems in the Mumbai metropolitan region.
Alongside aviation led development, the Group has outlined plans for green integrated data centre parks with a combined capacity of 3,000 MW, as well as a large integrated arena district near the airport.
The Maharashtra portfolio also includes investments in coal gasification, pumped storage hydropower projects totalling 8,700 MW, semiconductor and display fabrication facilities, and a proposed nuclear power project aligned with the government’s evolving framework for private participation.
Long-term development partnership
Taken together, the proposed investments of over ₹6 lakh crore across Assam, Maharashtra and other regions position the Adani Group as a long-term partner in India’s development journey. The Group said its strategy combines infrastructure scale with energy transition, digitalisation and advanced manufacturing to align private capital with national priorities and global opportunities.