GMR Group
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From 7 stories, the newest dated 27 Sept 2026. Summary written 3 Oct 2026.
GMR Group is an Indian airport operator.
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GMR Airports operates six airports in India.[1] source: ET Small Business Its Indian airports handled 114.6 million passengers in 2025-26, which was 25.6% of domestic traffic and 33.9% of international traffic.[1] source: ET Small Business GMR Airports reported consolidated profit after tax of Rs 472 crore in 2025-26.[1] source: ET Small Business GMR leads Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL), which runs Delhi airport.[2] source: Business Standard[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
GMR-operated Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport at Bhogapuram begins commercial operations on August 17, 2026, replacing Visakhapatnam's scheduled services.[4] source: The Hindu BusinessLine[5] source: Financial Express The ₹5,640-crore project has an initial capacity of 6 million annual passengers and scalable capacity above 40 million.[5] source: Financial Express At Delhi, DIAL plans to raise annual capacity to 125 million by 2032 from 106 million currently, including a new 10-million-passenger Pier E at Terminal 3.[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine AERA approved a class-based international user fee at Delhi airport: ₹650 for economy and ₹810 for business and first class from April 16.[6] source: Business Standard
GMR Group plans to pursue airport concessions and to expand duty-free, retail, cargo and food-and-beverage businesses in India and overseas.[1] source: ET Small Business DIAL's CEO is Videh Kumar Jaipuriar.[2] source: Business Standard India plans to offer 11 AAI airports in five bundles, with a cap on bundles awarded to one bidder, a move that affects Adani and GMR.[7] source: Indian Express Adani operates 8 airports.[7] source: Indian Express
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What are GMR Group's expansion plans?
GMR opens Alluri Sitarama Raju International Airport at Bhogapuram, serving Visakhapatnam, on August 17, 2026.[4] source: The Hindu BusinessLine GMR-led DIAL plans to raise Delhi airport's annual capacity to 125 million by 2032.[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine
What is GMR Group's current strategy in India?
In August 2026 GMR opened Bhogapuram airport for commercial flights on August 17.[5] source: Financial Express GMR-led DIAL set out a plan for 125 million annual passengers at Delhi airport by 2032.[3] source: The Hindu BusinessLine GMR also said it plans to pursue overseas airport concessions and retail-adjacent businesses.[1] source: ET Small Business
Who are GMR Group's main competitors?
Adani Group is the operator named alongside GMR in coverage of India's next airport privatisation round, where a bidder cap is planned. Adani won 6 airports in 2019 and operates 8 airports.[7] source: Indian Express