Adani Group Pledges $10 Billion Investment in Vietnam, Eyes Ports, Power & Digital Expansion

In a bold move that underscores its global ambitions, the Adani Group has committed up to $10 billion in long-term investments across Vietnam, spanning infrastructure, energy, logistics, and digital technology. The announcement was made during a high-level meeting between Adani Chairman Gautam Adani and Vietnamese Communist Party General Secretary To Lam in Hanoi.

The investment marks one of the largest foreign commitments in Vietnam’s recent history and signals a deepening of the India–Vietnam Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, originally established in 2016.

Strategic Focus Areas

Adani’s investment blueprint includes:

• Infrastructure: Development of seaports, airports, and transport corridors
• Energy: Renewable and thermal power projects, national grid upgrades
• Logistics: Smart warehousing and supply chain hubs
• Digital Technology: AI-driven platforms, smart city infrastructure, and digital transformation initiatives

The group has already received in-principle approval for a $2 billion deep-sea port project in Da Nang, and is exploring additional ventures such as the Vinh Tan 3 Thermal Power Plant and airport development projects.

Adani has extensive experience in operating large-scale projects across ports, airports, logistics, energy, and digital tech. We are ready to contribute to Vietnam’s development – said Gautam Adani.

Vietnam welcomes Adani’s long-term investment and will provide favorable conditions for its operations,” affirmed General Secretary To Lam.

The Vietnam commitment comes amid Adani’s broader $100 billion domestic investment plan in India, and follows recent setbacks in the US and Kenya due to legal investigations. The move signals a strategic pivot toward Southeast Asia, where Vietnam’s pro-business reforms and digital ambitions align with Adani’s growth trajectory.