Adani Group is set to expand its airports business with an investment of $11 billion (around ₹1 lakh crore) over the next five years. The money will be used to improve existing airports, build new terminals, runways, and provide better services for passengers.
Adani Airports already runs seven airports in India, including Mumbai and Ahmedabad, and is preparing to start operations at Navi Mumbai International Airport soon.
The group plans to bid for 11 airports that the government will lease to private operators in the next round of privatisation. The aim is to grow its presence in India’s fast-growing air travel market.
On the financial side, Adani Airports is considering bringing in a partner before its initial public offering (IPO), likely around 2028. The company is already making profits from operations but needs more investment to continue expanding.
The group confirmed it does not plan to start an airline, focusing instead on airport infrastructure, maintenance, and passenger services.
With this expansion, Adani Airports aims to strengthen its position as one of India’s largest airport operators, ready to meet the growing demand for air travel.
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