“Adani Group Plans $66 Billion Maharashtra Investment”

The Adani Group has announced a $66 billion investment plan for Maharashtra at the 56th World Economic Forum annual meeting held in Davos. The investment will cover several important sectors, including aviation, clean energy, urban infrastructure, digital platforms, and advanced manufacturing. The group said the plan is designed to support Maharashtra’s infrastructure-led growth and boost the state’s economy.

The investment will focus on large-scale urban development and next-generation infrastructure projects. One of the most ambitious proposals is the redevelopment of Dharavi, Asia’s largest informal settlement. The plan aims to transform Dharavi into a well-planned, modern, and economically vibrant district, improving living conditions for residents while creating new business and job opportunities.

Officials from the Adani Group said the investment would not only strengthen urban infrastructure but also encourage sustainable growth and innovation across Maharashtra. Projects under this plan are expected to create thousands of jobs and enhance the state’s economic competitiveness in areas such as technology, manufacturing, and clean energy.

The announcement at Davos reflects the group’s commitment to long-term development in India and its focus on projects that combine economic growth with social and environmental benefits. The plan is seen as a step toward transforming Maharashtra into a modern, globally competitive, and sustainable state.