As you profess to be so very clever, you may wish to reconsider the following information and retract the absolutely totally incorrect rubbish you talk:
The acquisition by Adani includes a very large concrete operation:
Source- https://www.entertainmentpaper.com/adani-group-turns-into-indias-second-biggest-concrete-producer-with-10-5-billion-securing-of-ambuja-acc/
Further:
"Adani is the largest private thermal power producer in India with an installed capacity of 12,450 MW. Our Seven power projects are spread out across the states of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka and Chhattisgarh."
Source- https://www.adanipower.com/operational-power-plants
With both an existing and very large, ongoing Indian flyash production from its thermal power production (to say nothing of any existing stockpiles) that it must dispose of, or store safely, at a considerable on-going economic and environmental cost, coupled with the new acquisition of the second largest Indian cement and concrete operation, why would EdenCretePz's proven success in high flyash Indian concrete mixes not be of interest to Adani?
EdenCretePz, supplied from the US, is already being used commercially in India, where it has been proven to enable up to 40% flyash to be substituted for Portland cement in concrete mixes, resulting in cheaper, higher strength concrete mixes that have far lower Greenhouse Gas footprints. If this will not be of interest to Adani, I do not know what would be!!
If other posters are not already convinced of the unmitigated nonsense that you have peddled for such a long time, this should help to clarify their thinking.
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