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As India’s economy continues to grow steadily, several major companies like Reliance, Infosys, Zomato, and TCS are showing impressive progress. But among them, one company has stood out this year—Adani Group has been named the fastest-growing Indian brand in the 2025 Brand Finance ranking. According to a report released on June 27 by Brand Finance, the world’s leading brand valuation agency, Adani Group's brand value rose sharply from USD 3.55 billion last year to USD 6.46 billion this year. This marks a remarkable increase of USD 2.91 billion—an 82% rise in just one year.

This massive growth has helped Adani Group climb from the 16th to the 13th spot among India’s top 100 brands. The company’s performance highlights its strong growth momentum and its ongoing focus on sustainable development.

What led to this surge?

Experts point out several reasons behind Adani’s rise. The group’s aggressive investments in integrated infrastructure, its push towards green energy, and an improved image among consumers and stakeholders have all contributed. According to Brand Finance, this success also reflects Adani’s clear strategy and its ability to handle complex market conditions effectively.

But building a powerful brand isn’t a solo effort. A London-based consultancy worked on assessing Adani’s brand value using detailed research. Their method includes studying consumer perceptions, behavior patterns, and predicting future financial contributions. One of the key tools used is the Brand Strength Index, which measures how people view the brand and how that translates into business performance.

Looking at the broader picture, India’s brand landscape is growing strong. The combined value of the top 100 Indian brands now stands at USD 236.5 billion, according to the India 100 2025 report. With India’s GDP expected to grow between 6 to 7 percent in the financial year 2025–2026, brands are in a good position to tap into future opportunities. This growth is largely powered by strong domestic demand and increasing partnerships between the public and private sectors.