Gautam Adani takes BIG step, as Adani group set to launch major city-side development at 8 airports across 655 acres, phase-1 to kick-start in…
Gautam Adani’s Adani group launched a large city side development at eight airports in India. They aim to turn the airports of airports into commercial centers. The project will be held in three stages and will cover a total of 655 acres.
Gautam Adani’s Adani group launched a large city side development at eight airports in India. They aim to turn the airports of airports into commercial centers. The project will be held in three stages and will cover a total of 655 acres.
Adani Group, Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Lucknow, Jaipur, Guwahati, Bengaluru and Thiruvananthapuram have 8 airports. Jugeshinder Singh, the Group CFO of Adani Enterprises (AEL), has approximately 655 acres in eight airports in this development. Our Faz-1 development will be between 114 acres in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai, which will be between 114 acres of about 40 percent or 50 acres, and the remaining 60-65 acres will be at the other six airports. ‘
What is the development of the city side?
Adani Group will build various facilities close to the airport border and commercialize the area near the airports in six cities. Hotels, shopping complexes, congress centers, office space, dining sites and entertainment zones will be built to serve the airport users and urban population in the region. For example, Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is a ‘Aerocity’ as a commercial center. This gives great support to non -aeronautical income model.
Jugeshinder Singh said that during his call for an investor, Adani Airport Holdings Ltd (AAHL) had already initiated FAZ-1 development. ‘Big Operational Asset is currently under the expansion of Brownfield, such as Mumbai Airport, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Guwahati, Lucknow and Navi Mumbai’. Jugeshinder Singh added that this Faz-1 will focus on building hotels, retail stores, food courts and entertainment zones. 2 and 3 stages will expand to different retail and commercial formats.
Singh at Navi Mumbai Airport is expected to receive its latest operational permits until October 2025 and reach full capacity within six months. The work on a second terminal will also begin soon.
Adani Airports
Adani Airports are among the fastest growing businesses. In FY25 Q1, Adani Enterprises’s airport section reported 25% growth in revenue and won 10.224 RR. Adani Airports discussed 23.4 million passengers and experienced a 3% increase compared to last year. It also moved 2.8 lakh ton cargo with an increase of 4%.
As of June 2025, Adani Enterprises’s total consolidated external debt is 61,500 RS. This is linked to 30,900 RS Crore Airport business, road projects with 14,600 RS and Australian operations 8,700 RS.
The company’s Integrated Resource Management (IRM), referring to mining and energy sectors, “This year will be proud of pricing due to international trade instability,” he said.
