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As India prepares to throw open its nuclear sector to private players, the conglomerate is taking position. But the technology, economics and risks look far tougher than anything it has scaled so far.
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The Adani Group has built India’s largest private portfolios in coal, renewables, city gas distribution and transmission. Now the conglomerate is signalling interest in a new frontier: nuclear power.
That ambition surfaced publicly when chief financial officer Jugeshinder Singh said the group would be “very much interested” in entering the sector, provided the government finalizes a credible public-private model and resolves liability rules. It was cautious rather than emphatic, but enough to sharpen attention on what …
