New Delhi: Adani Enterprises has taken a major leap in expanding its aviation services by acquiring Indamer Technics Private Limited (ITPL), a prominent aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) company based in Nagpur.

The acquisition was made through Horizon Aero Solutions Ltd, a joint venture between Adani Defence Systems and Technologies Ltd and Prime Aero Services LLP. Horizon now owns 100% of ITPL, and Prime Aero is owned by Prajay Patel, who also serves as director of Indamer Technics.

Building India's MRO Backbone

With this move, Adani reinforces its presence in the MRO sector, following its earlier acquisition of Air Works. Together, the two companies position Adani as India’s largest private player in the aircraft maintenance space, a sector that’s expected to see immense growth in the years to come.

ITPL’s 30-acre facility in Nagpur’s MIHAN Special Economic Zone includes 10 hangars and 15 aircraft bays. The facility is certified by aviation regulators, including India’s DGCA and the US FAA. It is well-equipped to handle everything from heavy maintenance checks and structural repairs to aircraft painting and lease return inspections, catering to both domestic and international operators.

A Strategic Bet on Aviation Growth

With the vision of making India a premier global MRO destination, here’s what industry leaders said about this major acquisition. 

Jeet Adani, Director at Adani Airports, said the deal reflects the group’s long-term vision. “We’re building an integrated aviation platform anchored in global standards and customer satisfaction,” he said, noting that India is on the cusp of a major aviation expansion, with over 1,500 aircraft expected to join domestic fleets in the coming years.

Ashish Rajvanshi, CEO of Adani Defence & Aerospace, added that the acquisition strengthens Adani’s MRO capabilities and supports its goal of a self-reliant aerospace ecosystem. “Nagpur’s location adds strategic value, and Indamer’s legacy combined with our scale enables us to deliver world-class service,” he said.

Prajay Patel, Director of Indamer Technics and Prime Aero, called the partnership a major step forward. “Blending our engineering strengths with Adani’s capital and infrastructure will drive greater value for both customers and the industry,” he said.

Wings of Change for India 

India is now the world’s third-largest aviation market by passenger traffic, and with airlines placing record aircraft orders, the demand for reliable, local MRO services is rising sharply. Nagpur’s central location adds further value, making it a strategic choice for nationwide maintenance operations.

With the combined strength of Indamer and Air Works, Adani Enterprises is positioning itself to serve both commercial and defense aviation needs, just as India’s skies get busier than ever.