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Adani Airports seeks $1 billion equity from global investors at $18bn valuation

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Adani Airports is in talks to raise $1 billion in equity funding from global institutional investors. The fundraise values the airport business at approximately $18 billion, making it one of the largest investments by financial institutions in India's aviation sector. The capital raise reflects growing international interest in Indian airport infrastructure. The move is expected to strengthen Adani Group's position as a dominant player in airport management across the country.

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