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A global benchmark for responsible copper production. Kutch Copper Ltd. (KCL), a unit of Adani Enterprises Ltd., has become the first Indian producer to receive the prestigious Copper Mark recognition. The recognition reinforces KCL's commitment to internationally recognised ESG standards and responsible production, while advancing adherence to UN's Sustainable Development Goal - 12 on responsible consumption and production. @ANR_online

Learning takes many forms; it can be found in the pages of a new book, the pursuit of a research idea, keeping pace with a changing world or making time for a passion beyond the profession. For educators, these pursuits are more than personal milestones. They extend the very spirit of education: a commitment to remain curious, keep growing, and never stop seeking knowledge. This National Education Day, Adani Group celebrates educators who keep learning even as they dedicate their lives to teaching others. #NationalEducationDay

For Vatsal Gupta, Adani Vidya Mandir was a place where he learnt to overcome self-doubt, believe in himself and dream without limits. Having joined the school in Class 3, he credits his teachers and the school for creating a supportive environment that encouraged him to pursue his ambitions. Scoring 99.51 percentile in CAT 2024, Vatsal went on to pursue his MBA at IIM Rohtak on an Adani Scholarship. Following a summer internship, he also secured a pre-placement offer from Adani Enterprises. At the recent alumni meet, he had the opportunity to interact with Gautam Adani, Dr Priti Adani and Shilin Adani, Vatsal spoke about the experience with warmth and admiration, highlighting the importance of humility and the values that inspire him. His journey is a testament to how the right guidance and opportunities can help young minds realise their potential.

Here's to the warmth of familiar spaces, the joy of familiar faces and celebrations that feel like home.

Did you know a port on India's east coast now runs entirely on renewable electricity? That is Dhamra Port in Odisha. Read how the port reached this milestone 👇 connect.adani.com/2026/oct20…

When Pooja Shukla joined Adani Vidya Mandir, Ahmedabad, in Class 6, she was a shy young girl, still finding her voice. Over the next 10 years, she found herself on stage, discovered an interest in law and gained the confidence to pursue a future she hadn't imagined for herself. Today, Pooja is a corporate lawyer at Khaitan & Co., Mumbai. And when she looks back at her school years, she remembers the teachers who believed in her, the opportunities that opened new doors and the experiences that stayed with her. As her younger sister begins her own journey, Pooja hopes she gets the same opportunities to discover what she's capable of. Pooja's achievements are her own, and Adani Vidya Mandir, that offers free education to thousands of first-generation learners from underserved backgrounds, is proud to play a small role in her journey.

Speaking at the inaugural session of The World Symposium on “Ancient Wisdom for Modern Challenges” in Varanasi, @AdaniPriti, Chairperson, Adani Foundation, highlighted how India's traditional knowledge systems continue to hold relevance in addressing contemporary challenges, even today. Citing yoga's global recognition and the revival of millets, she emphasised that ancient wisdom must not remain confined to history, but be preserved, understood and applied to the needs of today’s world.

Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Limited (APSEZ) has agreed to acquire a 100% stake in Netherlands-headquartered Evos B.V. (Evos) from Igneo Infrastructure Partners at an enterprise value of €2.56 billion. The transaction establishes a major European liquids platform for APSEZ, comprising eight port terminals across five countries. The transaction values Evos at an equity value of €1.18 billion, implying an acquisition multiple of 11.7x CY25 EV/EBITDA. The transaction will strengthen APSEZ’s business risk profile by increasing the scale, geographic diversity, and cash flow of the combined platform and expand its global footprint to 28 ports and terminals across 10 countries. @Adaniports

For Pooja Shukla, Adani Vidya Mandir was never just a school. It was home, a place where everyone from teachers to the security staff, knew her by name. Recalling the recent Alumni meet with the Adani family, Pooja spoke about the warmth with which they were welcomed and the meaningful interaction that followed. She said her learnings from her school years went far beyond academics. Among many other things, she learnt how to connect with people and walk into the world with confidence.

Addressing the graduating class at the 3rd Convocation of Adani University, Dr Priti Adani, President, Adani University, called on students to look beyond conventional measures of success and use their enterprise to solve problems that matter. She emphasised that innovation's true purpose is to reach the most marginalised communities, improve lives and serve society. In her message to the students she said, they are not just starting their professional journeys, they are among the first to shape Adani University's legacy. @AdaniPriti

“Ancient wisdom does not become valuable simply because it is ancient. It becomes valuable when we discover its relevance to contemporary problems,” Dr Priti Adani, Chairperson, Adani Foundation, said in her keynote address at the inaugural session of The World Symposium on “Ancient Wisdom for Modern Challenges” in Varanasi. She called for civilisational knowledge to be preserved and applied to address suffering, inequality and conflict. “Knowledge gives us the power to change the world. Wisdom assures us that we change it for the better,” Dr Adani said. Dr Nirupam Bajpai, Senior Research Scholar at Columbia University’s Center for Sustainable Development, highlighted Varanasi’s historic role as a meeting place of ideas and spiritual traditions. Vivek Aggarwal, Secretary, Ministry of Culture, GoI, spoke about the enduring relevance of India's civilisational heritage and the potential of AI to unlock ancient knowledge. Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs, economist and President, UN Sustainable Development Solutions Network, highlighted India's growing role in the global economy and acknowledged Adani Group’s contribution to the country’s infrastructure-led growth.

Ambuja Cements Limited has firmed up its next phase of expansion, with projects planned to add ~30 MTPA of capacity across key markets in the East, West and North. The total growth capex programme is ~Rs 14,500 Cr. The expansion includes new capacities across Assam, Bihar, Jharkhand, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh. The programme will build on its current pan-India cement capacity of 113.5 MTPA, comprising 24 integrated plants and 24 grinding units. This phase of growth will ramp up the total capacity to 155 MTPA by FY30.

Dr @AdaniPriti, President, Adani University, presided over the university’s third convocation ceremony in Ahmedabad. The university conferred 374 degrees on the Class of 2026, and 10 students received medals for academic excellence. In her address, Dr Adani spoke about the relationship between industry and academia and urged the students to work on breakthroughs that can reach the most marginalised sections of society. Prof Govindan Rangarajan, Director, Indian Institute of Science (IISc), was the chief guest, and he spoke about the growing impact of AI on education, research and society, including concerns over the erosion of truth and weakening human relationships. Provost Prof (Dr) Dhaval Pujara presented the university’s annual report during the event. Established in 2022, Adani University focuses on industry-relevant education, practical learning and research.