The company has proposed a $121 million public sale of bonds, according to a statement from Care Ratings, which assigned the potential issuance an A+ score.
Lately, the Adani conglomerate has been getting into areas beyond its traditional mainstay businesses of ports and power plants.
Credit markets have signaled some concerns.
Adani Ports’ seven dollar-denominated notes have lost about 14% on average so far this year, while Adani Electricity Mumbai’s 2030 securities have retreated about 17%.
That compares to a 14.3% decline for Indian dollar debt overall.
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