INDIA. Adani Airports Holding has reported full-year results for the year ended 31 March, with non-aeronautical revenues climbing +31% year-on-year across the network to Rs64 billion (US$675 million).
In its results presentation, the company said penetration reached an all-time high backed by duty-free performance and digital initiatives. Duty-free revenues reached Rs21 billion (US$221 million), up +32% year-on-year, with food & beverage climbing +52% to Rs9.55 billion (US$100 million).
Non-aeronautical income per passenger reached Rs672 (US$7.08), up +30% year-on-year.
Overall the Adani Enterprises-owned Airports division posted a +28% rise in revenue to Rs130.8 billion (US$1.37 billion) and +55% in EBITDA compared to a year earlier. In the Airports division, profit before tax also trebled to Rs14,270 million (US$150 million).
Adani Airports Holding CEO Arun Bansal saluted what he called “stellar results” in Q4 and FY 2026. “These numbers reflect not just financial strength, but the resilience and determination of everyone at AAHL,” he said.
This year marked “transformative milestones”, he added, including the opening of Navi Mumbai International Airport; a new terminal in Guwahati, a key northeast Indian gateway; strategic acquisitions in ground handling and digital media solutions; plus the launch of digital platform Aviio, automating operations across all eight Adani airports and integrating with the Adani One app.
Adani Group Chairman Gautam Adani added: “FY26 has also been a year of decisive progress in building and making ready some of the large infra-assets of the Navi Mumbai International Airport, Guwahati Airport and the Ganga Expressway. As India’s growth accelerates, we continue to focus on building and scaling globally competitive infrastructure businesses with our robust project pipeline.” ✈
