Adani Enterprises shares will be in focus heading into trade on Tuesday after the company announced plans to form a strategic alliance with Jabil Inc. to build a vertically integrated AI and data centre infrastructure manufacturing platform in India.
The initiative is designed to support large-scale production of AI-ready hardware for both domestic and international markets.
The proposed partnership will bring together Jabil’s engineering expertise and advanced manufacturing capabilities with the Adani Group’s strengths in infrastructure, green energy, logistics and data centres. The companies said the collaboration is intended to address the rapidly growing demand for AI data centre infrastructure.
As part of the plan, the two companies aim to create multi-gigawatt manufacturing capacity in India for high-density AI racks, servers, storage systems and networking equipment. The platform will also produce critical supporting infrastructure such as power distribution units (PDUs), coolant distribution units (CDUs), transformers, switchgear, busbars and thermal management systems.
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According to the companies, the opportunity is tied to a global market estimated at more than $3 trillion over the next seven years, fuelled by rising investments in AI computing infrastructure. Work is currently underway on the operational structure and formal agreements for the proposed alliance.
The announcement comes at a time when India’s data centre industry is expected to expand to 5–8 GW of capacity by 2030, driven by increasing AI adoption, growth in cloud services and data localisation requirements. The companies noted that investments by hyperscalers, along with policy measures such as tax incentives for data centres, are further strengthening India’s appeal as a manufacturing destination for digital infrastructure.
The collaboration also supports the Adani Group’s broader goal of developing 5 GW of AI-ready data centre capacity powered by green energy by 2035. Jabil, which reported revenue of $29.8 billion in fiscal 2025, said the partnership would strengthen its position within the global AI data centre ecosystem.
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani said the world is entering an intelligence revolution that could be more transformative than previous industrial revolutions. He added that countries capable of combining energy and computing capabilities effectively will shape the next phase of global growth and said India is well placed to play a leading role.
He said the partnership with Jabil marks an important step towards building a complete AI infrastructure ecosystem in India, spanning green power generation and advanced hardware manufacturing. According to Adani, the goal is to position India not just as a consumer of AI technologies, but also as a developer, manufacturer and exporter.
Jabil CEO Mike Dastoor said the alliance would help deliver scalable solutions across the AI value chain. He noted that combining Jabil’s more than six decades of engineering and manufacturing expertise with Adani’s infrastructure and energy capabilities would enable the companies to serve hyperscalers and enterprises in India and globally.
Dastoor also said India’s skilled workforce and supportive business environment make the country an attractive location for the collaboration as it emerges as one of the fastest-growing AI markets in the world.
