Vedanta Group Founder and Chairman Anil Agarwal said the conglomerate is targeting $20 billion in profit over the next two years while addressing the Indian Chamber of Commerce in Kolkata.
Highlighting West Bengal’s industrial potential, Agarwal cited its skilled workforce, intellectual capital and industrial legacy as key strengths for attracting investment and generating employment.
Emphasising inclusive growth, he said, “job creation must remain central to India’s growth ambitions.” He also highlighted Vedanta’s commitment to 35% women’s representation across the organisation.
Agarwal called for reducing India’s dependence on imports through domestic production of aluminium, copper, zinc and specialised glass, while stressing the role of artificial intelligence, research and development in strengthening industrial competitiveness.
Vedanta Founder Anil Agarwal Announces $20 Billion Profit Goal Over Next Two Years
