AdaniConneX, a joint venture between Adani Enterprises and global data-centre operator EdgeConneX, has acquired Trade Castle Tech Park Pvt Ltd for ₹231.34 crore, marking a significant step in its plan to expand India’s digital infrastructure. The deal was formalised through a Share Purchase Agreement on 21 November 2025, and the transaction is expected to be completed by 25 November 2025.
Although Trade Castle Tech Park has not yet generated commercial revenue, it comes with a substantial landholding and all the necessary regulatory approvals to kick-start infrastructure development. This makes it an ideal platform for AdaniConneX to set up new technology facilities or data centres without delays from regulatory hurdles.
The acquisition aligns with AdaniConneX’s broader ambition to develop a 1 GW national data-centre platform over the next decade. The company already operates in key Indian cities including Chennai, Navi Mumbai, Noida, Pune, and Hyderabad. By adding Trade Castle Tech Park to its portfolio, AdaniConneX aims to meet growing demand for high-performance computing, cloud services, and AI-driven applications.
In a statement, Adani Enterprises highlighted that the objective behind the acquisition is “to set up infrastructure facilities,” underlining the company’s focus on building modern, scalable tech infrastructure. Partnering with EdgeConneX, AdaniConneX can leverage global expertise to accelerate construction and bring world-class facilities to the country.
The deal also reflects the rising importance of digital infrastructure in India, where demand for data centres and technology parks is growing rapidly as businesses increasingly rely on cloud computing, AI, and advanced digital solutions. For AdaniConneX, Trade Castle Tech Park is more than just a property purchase as it represents a strategic move to strengthen its foundation for future growth in India’s tech ecosystem.
With this acquisition, AdaniConneX is well-positioned to expand its presence and contribute to India’s push toward a more connected and technologically advanced future. The addition of Trade Castle Tech Park is expected to fast-track the company’s plans and support its long-term vision of becoming a leading provider of digital infrastructure solutions in the country.
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