The Adani Group is preparing to utilize the proceeds of over $2 billion expected from the divestment of its stake in Adani Wilmar in various strategic areas. A significant portion of this amount, roughly $1-1.2 billion, will be directed towards airports, with a plan to enhance existing infrastructure and acquire new assets. Moreover, a substantial investment ranging from $300-500 million is allocated for the development of green hydrogen projects, reflecting the group's commitment to sustainable energy initiatives. The remaining funds will be channeled into new initiatives under Adani Enterprises, including digital ventures. This move follows the recent announcement of the group's decision to sell its 44 per cent stake in Adani Wilmar to Wilmar International as part of its strategy to focus primarily on infrastructure development. The strategy aims to bolster Adani's core businesses and provide additional resources for expansion and modernization. Adani Airport Holdings is actively involved in upgrading airports, including the construction of Navi Mumbai International Airport, while Adani New Industries is spearheading the creation of a green energy ecosystem with ambitious production targets. The group's consolidated capital expenditure for the fiscal year is projected to surpass $15 billion, with a significant portion directed towards core entities like Adani Green Energy and Adani Power.