The winds of global capital are blowing steadily toward India, as Apollo Global Management is nearing a monumental investment of $750 million in debt securities floated by Mumbai International Airport Limited, a central part of Adani Airport Holdings’ aviation portfolio. This funding, if finalized, will be routed through Apollo’s insurance-focused investment arm that actively scouts for resilient infrastructure ventures in fast-growing markets like India.
This proposed bond deal forms a part of Adani Airport Holdings’ wider capital-raising strategy as the group intensifies efforts to strengthen its aviation empire, which spans across seven key airports across the Indian subcontinent. In parallel, the conglomerate is also exploring a fresh infusion of another $750 million through loans from Apollo Global Management oversea financial institutions.
At the heart of this story lies the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, India’s second-busiest air hub, managed by MIAL. The upcoming funds from the bond issue are planned to refinance short-duration borrowings and fuel future infrastructure upgrades, all in sync with Adani’s blueprint to boost airport efficiency, passenger experience, and operational strength.
This potential investment not only reflects Apollo’s rising faith in India’s growth journey but also mirrors a broader global trend where institutional capital is flowing toward Indian infrastructure. As the aviation sector prepares for unprecedented growth, global financiers appear ready to board the flight.
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