The Adani Group will sell its stake in consumer goods firm Adani Wilmar to joint venture partner Wilmar International for 123.14 billion rupees ($1.44 billion) as the Indian conglomerate sharpens its focus on infrastructure projects.

THE Adani Group will sell its stake in consumer goods firm Adani Wilmar to joint venture partner Wilmar International for 123.14 billion rupees (S$2 billion) as the Indian conglomerate sharpens its focus on infrastructure projects.

(Reuters) -- India's Adani Group will exit its consumer goods joint venture with Singapore's Wilmar International, the two companies said on Monday, to focus on its infrastructure projects.

India's Adani Wilmar fell over 6% in early trade on Tuesday, a day after the Adani Group said it would sell its entire 44% stake in the consumer goods company in a $2 billion deal to focus on strengthening its infrastructure businesses.

The Adani Group will exit from Mumbai-listed Adani Wilmar Ltd. in a $2 billion multi-phased deal by selling its stake in its consumer joint venture, as the conglomerate’s flagship focuses on its core infrastructure businesses.

India's Adani group is exiting its consumer goods joint venture with Singapore's Wilmar International in a $2 billion deal as it looks to bolster its infrastructure business. The divestment marks the Indian conglomerate's first major transaction since the U.

Indian billionaire Gautam Adani’s Adani Enterprises is selling its entire stake in Mumbai-listed Adani Wilmar in a $2 billion multi-phased deal with partner Singapore-based Wilmar International.

The Adani Group is selling its 44% stake in Adani Wilmar to Wilmar International for $2 billion, shifting focus to its core infrastructure business. This deal marks the end of Adani's 25-year foray into staples,