Adani-owned Mumbai airport inks $750 million deal with Apollo-led investor group, ET Infra
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Adani-owned Mumbai airport inks $750 million deal with Apollo-led investor group
The four-year senior secured notes will be used primarily to refinance existing loans. The financing structure also allows for up to $250 million in additional funding to support capital expenditure and capacity expansion.
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