The Adani Group has partnered with Singapore’s ITE Schooling Providers (ITEES) to launch the world’s largest ending college in Mundra (Gujarat), as introduced by Gautam Adani, chairman of Adani Group, on X.
The initiative goals to coach over 25,000 learners yearly, supporting India’s ability improvement and employment efforts.
The power may also incorporate AI-driven immersive studying and superior innovation centres to boost technical coaching. The programme is aligned with the Make in India motion, aiming to strengthen the nation’s workforce by equipping learners with industry-relevant expertise.
Gautam Adani (left) with Suresh Natarajan (proper), CEO at ITE Schooling Providers
ITEES, identified globally for technical schooling, will carry experience in curriculum improvement and coaching methodologies. The partnership marks a major step in advancing India’s vocational schooling and workforce readiness.
The ending college is a part of Adani Group’s broader efforts to bridge the ability hole in India. The coaching programme is predicted to contribute to financial progress by getting ready professionals for numerous industries.
Final yr, Adani Group acquired 25 acres of land parcel within the Pimpri industrial zone of Pune’s Haveli locality from Finolex Industries for round Rs 471 crore. The corporate plans to develop a big knowledge centre on this land.
The Adani Group’s knowledge centre enterprise is led by AdaniConneX, a 50:50 three way partnership between Adani Enterprises and US-based international hyperscale knowledge centre supplier EdgeConneX. The plan was to develop 1 GW of knowledge centre capability over the subsequent decade.
With this transfer, it aimed to turn out to be one of many high three knowledge centre operators by 2030, capitalising on India’s growing digitisation.
At the start of 2025, Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Industries Restricted (RIL) additionally introduced plans to assemble what might turn out to be the world’s largest knowledge centre by capability in Jamnagar, India.
This improvement comes within the backdrop of a worldwide surge in investments in AI infrastructure.
Reliance executives haven’t but commented on the mission, which is estimated to value between $20 billion and $30 billion. At the moment, the conglomerate has roughly $26 billion on its steadiness sheet, which may very well be used to finance the enterprise.
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