Bangladesh is ramping up payments to Adani Power after the Indian conglomerate cut electricity supplies by half, reportedly over an unpaid $800m bill. Two senior government officials told the BBC they are already processing partial payments to Adani ...

Bangladesh is accelerating payment of more than $800 million it owes Adani Power ahead of a Nov. 7 deadline set by the Indian company, which has cut electricity exports to Bangladesh by more than half,

After slashing the power supply to Bangladesh over non-payment of dues, Adani Power has set a deadline of November

Adani Power Jharkhand Limited (APJL), a subsidiary of Adani Power, has issued a warning to discontinue electricity supply to Bangladesh if dues totalling nearly $850 million (around Rs 7,200 crore) are not cleared by 7 November,

Bangladesh is ramping up payments to Adani Power after the Indian conglomerate cut electricity supplies by half, reportedly over an unpaid $800 million bill. Two senior government officials told the BBC they are already processing partial payments to Adani, which supplies 10% of the electricity used by Bangladesh.

The company has already slashed supply from its Jharkhand plant as it seeks clarity on the settlement of almost $850 million in unpaid bills

Adani Power Jharkhand Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Adani Power, has stopped half of its power supply to Bangladesh because of outstanding bills, reported the news agency PTI.

The company has given Bangladesh a deadline of November 7 for the fulfillment of the unpaid dues amounting to $846 million.

Adani has been pressing the interim government to pay the dues since they took charge after the ouster of then prime minister Sheikh Hasina.

Facing a staggering $850 million in unpaid bills, Adani Group has cut electricity supply to Bangladesh by 50%. As the nation grapples with a political upheaval and a power shortage, the ramifications of this decision could significantly impact millions of Bangladeshis reliant on consistent energy.