Adani Airport Holdings Ltd (AAHL), the airport operating arm of the Adani Group, is planning to raise up to ₹1,500 crore through a domestic bond issuance, signalling renewed activity in India’s corporate debt market as investor sentiment improves.
The proposed issue is expected to comprise bonds with a maturity of around three years. The proceeds are likely to be utilised for refinancing existing borrowings and meeting capital expenditure requirements related to airport expansion and infrastructure upgrades across its portfolio.
AAHL operates several major airports across India and has been actively working to diversify its funding sources in order to optimise borrowing costs and strengthen its capital structure. A successful bond sale would underscore improving liquidity conditions in the domestic debt market, where corporate bond issuances have seen a revival after a relatively subdued phase.
The move aligns with the company’s broader financing strategy, which has included raising funds through a mix of domestic and international instruments to support capacity expansion, modernisation projects, and long-term infrastructure development.
By tapping domestic bond markets, AAHL aims to enhance financial flexibility, extend debt maturity profiles, and reinforce its balance sheet as it continues to scale operations in India’s fast-growing aviation sector.