New Delhi: The Adani Group has emerged as India’s fastest-growing brand in 2025, witnessing an impressive 82% surge in brand value, according to the latest Most Valuable Indian Brands 2025 report by London-based Brand Finance. The remarkable growth is credited to the conglomerate’s aggressive push in infrastructure, ambitious green energy expansion, and a rising brand equity among key stakeholders.
The Group’s brand value jumped from $3.55 billion in 2024 to $6.46 billion this year—a gain of $2.91 billion. This increase alone exceeds the company’s entire brand valuation from the previous year. As a result, Adani Group climbed three spots in the national rankings, securing the 13th position, up from 16 in 2024.
In a celebratory post on social media platform X, Group Chairman Gautam Adani highlighted a major milestone:
“Delighted to share that Adani Green has surpassed 15,000 MW of renewable energy capacity, marking the largest and fastest green energy build-out in India’s history. From the desert landscapes of Khavda to a proud place among the world’s Top 10 Green Power Producers, this milestone is more than a number—it reflects our commitment to the planet and to driving India’s green resurgence.”
At the recently held 33rd Annual General Meeting of Adani Enterprises Ltd (AEL), Mr. Adani emphasized the Group’s performance across all sectors in FY25, noting not just scalability but also impact, innovation, and a deepened national commitment.
The Group reported consolidated revenues of ₹2,71,664 crore, with adjusted EBITDA standing at ₹89,806 crore—an 8.2% increase. Revenues rose 7% overall, while the net debt-to-EBITDA ratio remained healthy at 2.6x.
Looking ahead, Adani outlined plans for an ambitious capital expenditure roadmap, estimating a $15–20 billion annual CAPEX spend over the next five years. “These are not just investments in our Group,” he said, “but investments in the possibilities of building India’s infrastructure and shaping its future.”
Adani Power also recorded a historic feat, crossing 100 billion units of power generation—an unprecedented scale for a private sector firm. It is now on track to reach a generation capacity of 31 GW by 2030.
The report further reflected positively on India’s broader economic momentum. The total brand value of India’s top 100 companies reached $236.5 billion in 2025, indicating stability and steady gains across sectors amid resilient macroeconomic policies.
The Adani Group’s stellar rise, driven by strategic clarity, sustainability, and robust execution, reinforces its position not just as an industrial powerhouse, but as a brand deeply aligned with India’s developmental aspirations.
