Adani Enterprises launches three airport city subsidiaries to boost its real estate and hospitality portfolio.
Adani Enterprises recently launched three new subsidiaries to expand its airport city operations. These units will develop hotels and real estate around major Indian aviation hubs. The company is strengthening its non-aeronautical revenue streams across the country.
The new entities include Adani Navi Mumbai Airport City and Adani Ahmedabad Airport City. Moreover, the group established Adani Guwahati Airport City to manage regional developments. These firms will construct integrated restaurants and premium business centres for travellers.
Adani Airport City Limited owns these subsidiaries with ten lakh rupees in paid-up capital each. However, the parent company maintains full control over these strategic real estate investments. This move supports a larger fifteen billion dollar expansion plan by the year 2030.
The conglomerate aims to handle two hundred million passengers annually by the end of the decade. Additionally, the group plans to launch an initial public offering for its airport unit by 2027. This demerger will likely unlock significant value for existing company shareholders.
The Navi Mumbai International Airport successfully commenced its commercial operations on Christmas Day in 2025. Consequently, the group now manages one-quarter of all passenger traffic in India. It also handles one-third of the total air cargo across the nation.
(Source: ET Realty)
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