Changi Airport Group Eyes Indian Expansion
Changi Airport Group is exploring opportunities for airport projects in India, emphasizing local partnerships. Chairman Lim Ming Yan highlighted India's growing aviation market and conveyed interest in contributing technical expertise. The group already holds investments in Durgapur Airport, West Bengal, and is optimistic about future collaborations.
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Changi Airport Group is eyeing expansion opportunities within India's booming aviation industry. During the ET Now Global Business Summit 2026, Chairman Lim Ming Yan outlined the group's strategy of seeking collaboration with local partners for airport projects. The group, known for operating Singapore's Changi Airport, is keen to leverage its technical expertise in India's dynamic market.
Lim Ming Yan underscored India's potential as a growth market for aviation, pointing to the country's public-private partnership model as a promising avenue for investment. The group is already involved with Durgapur Airport in West Bengal, which, despite its size, has seen value additions through Changi's management experience.
As the civil aviation infrastructure in India continues to improve, Changi Airport Group is positioning itself as a significant player ready to invest in the country's aviation sector. Lim stressed the importance of combining technical competencies with local knowledge to create mutually beneficial outcomes for future projects.
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