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Kolkata: One of the most prominent industrial conglomerates of India, the Adani Group is a diversified organisation. However, it has a sharp focus in different sectors of infrastructure such as power, ports, cement and airports. It has 11 publicly traded companies. The group focusses on scale and a presence outside India too. In 2025, when the equity markets were wobbly at best and lagged behind the commodity markets in terms of returns, let's have a look at how the major Adani Group stock features in the past one year.
Adani Power has increased its long-term installed capacity target to 41.87 GW by FY32. It has also drawn out a blueprint to undertake capital expenditure of about Rs 2 lakh crore. The earlier plan of the company was to raise capacity to 30.67 GW by FY30. The company has a current generation capacity of 18.15 GW, which means another 23.72 GW will be added by FY32. This stock was the biggest return generator of all the group stocks in 2025. In the past one year, it generated 40.39% returns, which in absolute terms works out to Rs 40.94. On Friday, it closed at Rs 142.29.
Market cap: Rs 54,830 crore
P/E ratio: 22.45
52-week high: Rs 182.70
52-week low: Rs 89.00
The project pipeline of Adani Energy Solutions jumped from Rs 30,000 crore to Rs 60,000 crore during the year. It also increased its transmission lines to 26,705 circuit kilometers and raised its transformation capacity to 97,236 mega volt ampere in the renewable energy sector. The Adani Energy Solutions stock jumped 25.90% in the past one year. Steady expansion in transmission assets and continuous execution in regulated power infrastructure projects were reflected in the gains of the stock. On Friday, the stock closed at Rs 1,014.70.
Market cap: Rs 1.22 lakh crore
P/E ratio: 48.98
52-week high: Rs 1,050.00
52-week low: Rs 639.45
Reports said that stable cargo volumes and diversified port operations and logistics efficiencies were mirrored by the gains of the stock in 2025. The company has finalised investments worth Rs 30,000 crore over the next couple of years and the focus will be the ports in Mundra, Dhamra and Vizhinjam. Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone shares generated returns of 20.83% in the past one year. In absolute terms it works out to Rs 256.40 per share. On Friday the stock was trading at Rs 1,487.10 at close of trade.
Market cap: Rs 3.21 lakh crore
P/E ratio: 26.87
Div yield: 0.47%
52-week high: Rs 1,549.00
52-week low: Rs 1,010.75
The greenfield Navi Mumbai International Airport where commercial operations began on Dec 25 is under the assets of this company. Its new investments include three projects in roads and two projects in water business which bears a total order book of Rs 19,982 crore. AdaniConnex has tied up with Google to develop India’s largest AI Data Center campus in Visakhapatnam and it is under this company.
The returns generated in the past one year were negative 4.51%. On Friday the stock price was at Rs 2,231 at close of trade.
Market cap: Rs 2.58 lakh crore
P/E ratio: 31.47
Div yield: 0.056%
52-week high: Rs 2,612.76
52-week low: Rs 1,964.71
This year Adani Green Energy uncorked significant growth and exceeded 15,000 MW of operational capacity. Its focus has remained on the world's largest renewable park at Khavda apart from foraying majorly into Battery Energy Storage Systems business, solar module manufacturing and wind turbine installations. However, the stock has generated negative returns of 3.61% in the past one year. On Friday the stock closed at Rs 1,016 at close of the trading session.
Market cap: Rs 1.65 lakh crore
P/E ratio: 85.28
52-week high: Rs 1,177.55
52-week low: Rs 758.00
The Adanis have decided to merge ACC and Orient Cement into Ambuja Cements to consolidate the cement business into a single platform. The stock has remained relatively stable through 2025 as the company focused on cost efficiencies and capacity expansion. The cement sector witnessed intense competition in the country. In the past one year, the cement stock generated returns of 1.19%. On Friday, it closed at Rs 554.45.
Market cap: Rs 1.22 lakh crore
P/E ratio: 24.30
Div yield: 0.36%
52-week high: Rs 624.95
52-week low: Rs 455.00
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