GMR Airports Ltd

GMR Airports Infrastructure Ltd. has announced plans to raise Rs. 5,000 crore through a combination of debt and equity instruments to strengthen its balance sheet and fund expansion initiatives. The move comes at a time when India’s aviation sector is witnessing a resurgence in passenger traffic, with airport operators ramping up investments to expand capacity and enhance infrastructure. The capital infusion will not only help GMR Airports reduce its debt burden but also provide financial flexibility to pursue new projects in India and overseas.

GMR Airports Limited has announced plans to develop a dedicated Cargo City at Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport, aiming to enhance freight handling capacity and streamline logistics operations. The initiative reflects India’s growing focus on air cargo infrastructure to support trade, e-commerce, and export-import efficiency. The new facility will integrate advanced cargo handling technologies, cold storage solutions, and streamlined customs processes, providing faster turnaround times for goods movement.

GMR Airports Ltd. reported a deeper consolidated net loss of Rs. 253 crore in the fourth quarter of FY25, despite a notable year-on-year increase in income to Rs. 2,977 crore. While the company narrowed its annual loss for the full fiscal year to Rs. 817 crore, its Q4 setback underscores persistent cost pressures and lagging tariff adjustments. Passenger traffic rose 9% year-on-year to 120.5 million, buoying future prospects.