MUMBAI — The environment was festive on the information convention of Adani Enterprises at South Mumbai’s posh Trident lodge on Jan. 19. The flagship firm of the Adani Group, India’s largest non-public port and airport operator, was getting ready a share sale to lift 200 billion rupees ($2.43 billion). Investment bankers being served vegetarian meals and nonalcoholic drinks have been assured the sale can be oversubscribed by a number of instances, breaking earlier data.

Addressing the media by way of video hyperlink from the group’s company headquarters in Ahmedabad, 526 kilometers north of Mumbai, Jugeshinder Singh, Adani’s chief monetary officer, talked passionately about how buyers might purchase into “strong businesses” incubated by the corporate and the way the group is spreading fairness tradition in order that retail buyers might turn into wealthy. “When you travel across India,” a jubilant Singh mentioned, “you can see our assets like ports, airports and data centers for yourself. These are tangible, cash-generating assets, and investors can look forward to participating in the success of these ventures.”