Bangladesh The wisdom has come. He has started paying to Adani Group. Bangladesh paid 38.4 million dollars (Rs 32,82.64 crore) to Adani Power in June, causing a significant decrease in its dues under the power supply agreement with the Indian company. Sources gave this information. Two sources aware of the case said that Bangladesh had to pay $ 43.7 million in June, out of which they have paid $ 38.4 million till 27 June. This will pay the sanctioned claims of Bangladesh by 31 March. He said that after this payment, Adani’s claim will be reduced to about $ 500 million, although it is still quite high.
Bangladesh stuck in economic crisis
Bangladesh is struggling to meet its payment obligations under the 2017 agreement, as its import cost has increased in 2022 after the Russia-Ukraine conflict and domestic political upheaval. Adani had reduced the supply last year and in March 2025, the entire supply was resumed after paying some outstanding amount of Bangladesh. With fresh payments, Bangladesh has paid around $ 1.5 billion in a total outstanding amount of about two billion dollars.
Half of the power supply was stopped
Adaani Power’s fully-owned Anusani Power Jharkhand Limited (APJL) had reduced its power supply to Bangladesh in November 2024 due to a bill of $ 84.6 million in November 2024. Earlier, Adani Company had written a letter to the Energy Secretary of Bangladesh requesting that the Bangladesh Power Development Board (PDB) be asked to pay the outstanding amount by October 30. In a letter written on 27 October, the company of Adani Group said that if the outstanding bills are not paid, it would be obliged to take subscriptions under the power purchase agreement (PPA) by suspending the power supply on 31 October.
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