Current Date: 14 Sep, 2025

Adani Airports' ₹20,000 Cr Airport City Ambition

Adani Airports plans to invest Rs 20,000 crore in phased city-side developments, with 70% of the capital directed towards Mumbai and Navi Mumbai airports. The move is aimed at pivoting revenue streams from traditional aeronautical sources to non-aeronautical segments such as retail, hospitality, and commercial real estate.

The company targets increasing non-aero revenue from the current 50% to 70% by 2030, creating a more resilient and diversified business model, according to CEO Arun Bansal.

Key Development:

The centrepiece is a 240-acre mixed-use district at Navi Mumbai International Airport, with Phase 1 launching in October 2025. Spread over 50 acres, the first phase will feature:

Five hotels (1,000 keys), Three office towers, A shopping mall, Limited-service apartments

The phase is expected to conclude by 2031. The design draws inspiration from leading global airport cities like Schiphol, Zurich’s The Circle, and Sydney.

Negotiations are underway with top hospitality chains to operate the hotels. Due to regulatory constraints at Mumbai Airport, Navi Mumbai offers more flexibility under its concession agreement.

In Q1 FY26, Adani’s airport division reported revenue of Rs 2,715 crore, reflecting a 25% YoY growth.

 

News by Rahul Yelligetti.

 

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Source : projxnews