Adani Group plans to invest Rs 1 trillion in Karnataka over 7 years

04 Nov 2022 CW Team

Gautam Adani's group will invest nearly Rs 1 trillion in Karnataka over the next seven years as it seeks to expand its footprint in multiple sectors. So far, the Adani Group has invested more than Rs 200 billion in Karnataka. Karan Gautam Adani, speaking on the subject, stated that the business group is active in a variety of sectors in the state, ranging from cement, power, city piped gas, and edible oil to transportation, logistics, and digital.

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