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Abhishek Law

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  • Deputy Editor, Mint
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Deputy Editor @livemint covering corporates - aviation, PSUs, steel & mining & transportation. ex-@businessline. RTs aren’t endorsements.
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Adani, GMR increase bets on non-aero revenue to drive growth

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By Abhishek Law Verified
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New Delhi: GMR Airports and Adani Airports are increasingly relying on passengers to shop, dine, and spend more at airports to drive their next phase of growth, as non-aeronautical businesses emerge as their primary revenue driver. Adani Airport is targeting a 70% contribution from non-aero businesses by 2030, from 56% currently, while GMR Airports expects its non-aero platform to grow at about 15% annually on a sustained basis.
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Hyderabad airport to charge arriving domestic, international passengers UDF for the first time

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By Abhishek Law Verified
| Mint
GHIAL had proposed ₹580 for domestic departures and ₹1,150 for international departures. New Delhi: Passengers arriving at Hyderabad airport will have to pay a user development fee (UDF) from 1 September, a first for the airport, as the tariff regulator changes how operators recover infrastructure costs by splitting the charge between arriving and departing passengers.
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FedEx ramps up India investment as high-value exports take off

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By Abhishek Law Verified
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FedEx’s India revenue has grown more than 40% last year, as the global logistics major steps up investments in the country to tap rising exports of electronics, engineering goods and other high-value products, a senior company executive said.
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