Adani Enterprises Bonds
3 bonds issued by Adani Enterprises, listed across Indian platforms and sorted by yield to maturity (YTM). Compare YTM, coupon, tenure, credit rating and minimum investment.
About Adani Enterprises
Adani Enterprises Limited is the flagship incubator of the Adani Group, and it is a conglomerate rather than a lender, so the usual NBFC metrics do not apply. On a standalone basis it runs integrated resources management, essentially coal trading, along with mining services. Consolidated, it spans solar cell and module manufacturing, commodities trading, ship bunkering and shipping, and it is incubating airports with eight concessions including Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, roads and highways, water treatment, data centres and the group green hydrogen venture Adani New Industries. Its stated model is to build capital-intensive businesses to maturity and then spin them out, which it has done with ports, power generation and transmission, renewables and city gas distribution. Capital expenditure of about Rs 1.32 lakh crore was planned across FY25 to FY27, concentrated in green energy, airports, roads and PVC manufacturing. Bondholders are lending to a holding company whose cash flows depend on businesses at very different stages of maturity, and on that capex programme being funded as planned.
Rated by CARE. Source: rating rationale.
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Adani Enterprises Limited is the flagship incubator of the Adani Group, and it is a conglomerate rather than a lender, so the usual NBFC metrics do not apply. On a standalone basis it runs integrated resources management, essentially coal trading, along with mining services. Consolidated, it spans solar cell and module manufacturing, commodities trading, ship bunkering and shipping, and it is incubating airports with eight concessions including Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, roads and highways, water treatment, data centres and the group green hydrogen venture Adani New Industries. Its stated model is to build capital-intensive businesses to maturity and then spin them out, which it has done with ports, power generation and transmission, renewables and city gas distribution. Capital expenditure of about Rs 1.32 lakh crore was planned across FY25 to FY27, concentrated in green energy, airports, roads and PVC manufacturing. Bondholders are lending to a holding company whose cash flows depend on businesses at very different stages of maturity, and on that capex programme being funded as planned.
Is it safe to invest in Adani Enterprises bonds?
Adani Enterprises's listed bonds carry an AA- credit rating from CARE. A credit rating measures the chance of default, not price stability, and corporate bonds are not covered by DICGC deposit insurance. Read the issuer's latest rating rationale before you invest.
What yield do Adani Enterprises bonds offer right now?
As of Sept 2026, the 3 listed Adani Enterprises bonds yield between 8% and 8.25% (average 8.1%), against roughly 6-7% on a comparable bank FD.