Fraport seeks partnerships for Indian airport projects

10-Oct-2007
Fraport seeks partnerships for Indian airport projects

Tags :Airport privatsiation, ownership & management

(CAPA) Fraport announced it seeks to develop partnerships with Indian companies to hold a 26% stake in future airport projects in India. The German company is reportedly interested in development prospects in Goa and Gujarat.

According to TNN, ”Christoph Nanke, Senior Executive Manager for Global Investments & Management, stated, “our India strategy is very clear. We want to have at least 26% equity stake in any project that we get involved. In Delhi, we have only 10%, but that is just a door-opener for us into India. We would form joint ventures for greenfield or airport modernisation projects with local players with whom we see a synergy depending on the region… While we are considering various projects, we would prefer to have a package deal where we get the rights for development in a few airports in a particular region”.

Fraport, a German international airport operator, currently holds a 10% shareholding in the GMR-led consortium involved in the modernisation of Delhi International Airport. The company also recently signed a JV agreement with real estate group, DLF, to develop various airport projects including in Chennai.

Date posted: 10-Oct-07.

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