Shares of Adani Group companies gained on Tuesday as the listed entities of Gautam Adani-led conglomerate soared as much as 13 per cent after the India-US trade deal.
Shares of Adani Group companies were seen rallying higher on Monday with select companies from the Gautam Adani-led conglomerate rising up to 5 per cent.
Adani Green Energy stock rose 6% to Rs 818.45 in early deals today. Market cap of the firm rose to Rs 1.30 lakh crore.
As of December 2025, promoters held a 68.02 per cent stake in the Gautam Adani-led company.
Adani Green Energy in an exchange said that counsel for Gautam Adani and Sagar Adani are in discussions with the SEC on procedural matters regarding the SEC’s motion.
This follows failed attempts by the SEC to serve documents through Indian government channels, leading to procedural disputes impacting the case.
Shares of Adani Group companies were seen flying higher on the first day of 2026 as select counters from the Gautam Adani-led conglomerate jumped up to 9 per cent on Thursday.
India’s billionaire rankings shifted in 2025. Mukesh Ambani surged on Reliance gains, Gautam Adani rebounded after SEBI clearance, while tech and real estate tycoons slipped.
Gautam Adani addresses the launch of the Sharadchandra Pawar AI Centre of Excellence. He states, "The greatest risk of this AI age is... that human will let machine think for them." Adani notes that "Strategic competition between the United States and China" has made AI a "contest for global domination." He warns that "growth Without sovereignty creates dependence" and urges that "Bharat must... build its own AI models." He concludes by affirming the Adani Group's role in building "sovereign capability."
Speaking on the future of work, Adnai Group Chairman, Gautam Adani said artificial intelligence will mark the next and most powerful leap in human progress. Drawing parallels with past industrial revolutions, Adani argued that technology has never destroyed jobs but reshaped them, ultimately creating far more opportunities. From mass manufacturing to the digital economy, each wave unlocked new industries and expanded employment. Citing India’s mobile and digital revolution, he noted how smartphones and low-cost data empowered ordinary citizens and generated millions of non-farm jobs. Adani said AI, by extending capability to the grassroots, will similarly disrupt roles while expanding possibilities and driving inclusive growth.
Pawar was speaking at the inauguration of the Sharadchandra Pawar Centre of Excellence in Artificial Intelligence in Baramati, in Pune district.





