Textile Meets Tech: RSWM’s Strategic Green Investment with Adani Group

Updated: October 31, 2025 22:07

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RSWM Limited has entered strategic investment agreements with Adani Solar Energy Jodhpur Six Limited and Adani Renewable Energy Forty One Limited to secure 60 MW of solar-wind hybrid renewable power. This partnership supports RSWM’s sustainability agenda and aims to reduce their carbon footprint while meeting captive power norms.

RSWM Limited, a leading textile industry player under the LNJ Bhilwara Group, has taken a landmark step towards renewable energy adoption by forging investment agreements with key companies from the Adani Group. In a move that substantially boosts its green energy capacity, RSWM will secure a combined 60 MW of solar-wind hybrid power for its operations through minority equity stakes in two entities: Adani Solar Energy Jodhpur Six Limited and Adani Renewable Energy Forty One Limited.

This strategic partnership significantly expands on RSWM’s earlier plan for 25 MW renewable capacity, marking a confident shift towards sustainable power solutions aimed at reducing its carbon footprint and energy costs over the long term. By subscribing to a minimum 26% equity share in these project-specific companies, RSWM aligns with the Minimum Captive Shareholding requirements dictated by relevant regulations.

Key highlights of the agreements include:

RSWM obtaining 60 MW solar-wind hybrid capacity, more than doubling its initial renewable target.
Subscription to minimum 26% equity share capital in both Adani Solar and Adani Renewable Energy project firms.
The investments help comply with captive power rules and sustainability goals.
Board representation remains with Adani entities, while RSWM holds strategic stakes.
Agreements include clauses allowing Adani subsidiaries to buy back shares if power contracts end.
The partnership enhances RSWM’s appeal to environmentally conscious stakeholders and supports India’s renewable energy transition.

This collaborative effort underscores the growing trend among industrial consumers to adopt captive renewable energy solutions. With RSWM’s commitment visible through this equity investment and clean power procurement, the company exemplifies proactive climate action in the textile sector.

As India accelerates its renewable energy expansion, such alliances between industry leaders and established green energy providers like Adani envisage a sustainable and cost-efficient future for power consumption in large-scale manufacturing units.

Sources: Reuters, ScanX Trade, Business Upturn, Adani Green Energy Limited official filings.

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