GMR Increases Hyderabad Airport Stake to 74%

30 Jan 2024 CW Team

GMR, the infrastructure conglomerate, has boosted its stake in the Hyderabad airport from 63% to 74%. This strategic move solidifies GMR's position as a major player in the aviation sector, emphasizing its commitment to the development and management of key airports.

The increased ownership in the Hyderabad airport aligns with GMR's vision for expanding its presence and influence in the aviation industry. This development is expected to enhance GMR's strategic control over the airport's operations and future development plans.

The move also signifies GMR's confidence in the growth potential of Hyderabad as a significant aviation hub. With the increased stake, GMR aims to leverage its expertise to contribute to the airport's efficiency, services, and overall infrastructure.

This investment reflects GMR's long-term commitment to the aviation sector and mirrors its dedication to providing world-class facilities for passengers and airlines. The elevation of ownership to 74% marks a milestone in GMR's journey as a key player in shaping the landscape of airport infrastructure and operations in India.

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