Adani Group Extends Support For Team India; Renews IOA Partnership

The Adani Group has renewed its association with the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) as Principal Sponsor, extending its support for Team India as Indian athletes compete at the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan.

The renewed partnership covers the ongoing Asian Games, scheduled from September 19 to October 4, and will continue beyond the continental event.

The association was also in place during the Commonwealth Games Glasgow 2026, where India secured 39 medals, including 13 gold, 17 silver and nine bronze, finishing fourth in the medal standings.

The partnership comes as Indian sport prepares for several major events, with Ahmedabad set to host the Commonwealth Games in 2030 and India continuing its bid to host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2036.

Indian Olympic Association President and Olympian PT Usha welcomed the continuation of the partnership and highlighted the importance of institutional support for athletes preparing for major international competitions.

Usha said India’s performance at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games reflected the talent and growing strength of its athletes. She also thanked the Adani Group for continuing its association with the IOA and said such support would help athletes prepare for upcoming competitions.

The Adani Group said its sports initiatives cover grassroots programmes, athlete support, community participation and professional sport.

Its ‘Garv Hai’ initiative has supported Indian athletes, while its grassroots academies aim to develop sporting talent across multiple disciplines.

The group has also promoted fitness and mass participation through the Adani Ahmedabad Marathon, with its 10th edition scheduled for November 29. It is also involved in professional sporting leagues through franchise ownership.

The renewed IOA partnership extends the Adani Group’s existing involvement in Indian sport as the country enters another significant phase of its international sporting calendar.

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