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GMR AIRPORTS
Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management
Call held 29 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling
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Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr
| Q2 FY27 | Q2 FY26 | YoY | Q1 FY27 | QoQ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Revenue | 4,095 | 3,670 | +11.6% | 3,964 | +3.3% |
| EBITDA | 1,476 | 1,447 | +2.0% | 1,447 | +2.0% |
| EBITDA margin | 36.0% | 39.4% | -340 bps | 36.5% | -48 bps |
| One-off items | — | 35 | — | — | — |
| PBTProfit before tax | 83 | 93 | -10.8% | 174 | -52.6% |
| Net profit | -15 | -37 | — | 91 | -116.4% |
| EPS (₹) | -0.01 | -0.04 | — | 0.07 | -114.3% |
From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.
Guidance
Outlook kept for free cash generation at two largest airports and GAL
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 4
Outlook kept for free cash generation at two largest airports and GAL
“Our debt has peaked and we maintain our outlook for free cash generation at our two largest airports and the listed entity in the medium term.”
More figures from the call
“which we have been articulating it is in the range of 15% to 17%. That's what we expect from period to period.”
“Our spend growth we look at, say, anything around 7% to 8% is the minimum spend growth we look at and that's what gets also reflected in the IPP.”
“At Vizag-Bhogapuram, the hotel under Vivanta brand, which is about 150 keys, is expected to be handed over in phases within FY27.”
“I am told just now that one tenant will be signing a deal at actually about INR270 per square foot per month.”
In short
- 01Second-half FY27 traffic expected about 10% above the first half; full year up about 3-4%.
- 02Non-aero revenue growth guided at around 15% (15-17% range), with non-aero EBITDA margin around 20%.
- 03Management says net debt has peaked at INR340 billion; interest cost to fall as debt is repaid.
- 04No more expansion capex; operational capex of INR1,000-1,500 crore a year, about INR1,000 crore for rest of FY27.
- 05Q2 total income rose 12% to INR41.9 billion; EBITDA rose 2%, held back by Vizag and Goa.
- 06Vizag airport lost INR82 crore in its first 46 days on ad hoc tariff; full tariff expected by January.
- 07TDSAT ruled for Delhi on CP4 tariff; AERA has appealed to the Supreme Court; no EBITDA estimate given.
- 08Delhi Aerocity office building due Q4 FY27; leasing expected to finish 6-9 months into next year.
Capex
Real estate: First DIAL self-developed office building at Aerocity to be handed over in FY27
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 3
Real estate: First DIAL self-developed office building at Aerocity to be handed over in FY27
“FY27 will see a handover of DIAL's first self-development commercial building at Delhi Aerocity, where pre-leasing discussions are already underway.”
Real estate: Delhi office project completion stated for end of FY27, that is Q4 FY27
Aman Kapoor · Q&A · p. 6
Real estate: Delhi office project completion stated for end of FY27, that is Q4 FY27
“And the completion of the project is stated for end of FY27 i.e Q4 FY27.”
Real estate: Aerocity Hilton/Waldorf hotel size not final; development to start January 2027
Aman Kapoor · Q&A · p. 8
Real estate: Aerocity Hilton/Waldorf hotel size not final; development to start January 2027
“The exact size in terms of rooms, etcetera, is still being finalized. The development is scheduled to start in January of 2027.”
Segments
Delhi Airport: Delhi Q2 total income up 13% to INR20.8 billion; aero up 5%, non-aero up 20%
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Delhi Airport: Delhi Q2 total income up 13% to INR20.8 billion; aero up 5%, non-aero up 20%
“Total income at Delhi Airport rose 13% YoY to INR20.8 billion in Q2. Aero revenues rose 5% YoY and non-aero revenues increased 20% YoY.”
Delhi Airport: Delhi Q2 EBITDA up 12% to INR7.6 billion; H1 up 12% to INR14.6 billion
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Delhi Airport: Delhi Q2 EBITDA up 12% to INR7.6 billion; H1 up 12% to INR14.6 billion
“EBITDA for Q2 was up 12% YoY to INR7.6 billion and was up 12% for H1FY27 to INR14.6 billion.”
Delhi Airport: Delhi Airport Q2 profit INR1.2 billion, sixth straight quarter of positive PAT
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Delhi Airport: Delhi Airport Q2 profit INR1.2 billion, sixth straight quarter of positive PAT
“The airport has reported profit for INR1.2 billion for Q2FY27, the sixth consecutive quarter of positive PAT.”
Delhi Airport: Delhi aero yield and non-aero IPP in Q2 were highest in five years
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Delhi Airport: Delhi aero yield and non-aero IPP in Q2 were highest in five years
“Aero yield per pax and non-aero IPP for Q2FY27 were highest in five years.”
Hyderabad Airport: Hyderabad Q2 total income down 6% to INR6.3 billion; aero down 8% on lower traffic
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Hyderabad Airport: Hyderabad Q2 total income down 6% to INR6.3 billion; aero down 8% on lower traffic
“At Hyderabad, total income for Q2 was INR6.3 billion, down 6% YoY, as aero revenues fell 8% YoY on lower traffic.”
Demand
Q2 traffic at GAL airports up 1% YoY to 28 million passengers
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Q2 traffic at GAL airports up 1% YoY to 28 million passengers
“On the operational front, traffic at GAL-operated airports rose 1% YoY in Q2FY27, reaching 28 million passengers.”
H1 traffic up 1% YoY to 58.4 million while India traffic fell 3%
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
H1 traffic up 1% YoY to 58.4 million while India traffic fell 3%
“For H1FY27 as well, traffic was up 1% YoY to 58.4 million passengers, despite the traffic for India as a whole seeing a decline of 3%.”
Traffic growth soft on short-term industry issues; long-term view unchanged
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 1
Traffic growth soft on short-term industry issues; long-term view unchanged
“While passenger traffic growth remained soft, as we had been alluding since May of 2026, reflecting short-term industry challenges, our conviction in the long-term outlook for Indian aviation remains unchanged.”
Delhi Airport: Airline slot demand robust; more European airlines seeking Delhi slots
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 7
Delhi Airport: Airline slot demand robust; more European airlines seeking Delhi slots
“And we see a much better momentum in the international traffic with more international airlines, especially European airlines, asking for more slots at Delhi Airport.”
Routes mainly metro; international demand at Delhi called very inelastic
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 9
Routes mainly metro; international demand at Delhi called very inelastic
“So, Delhi has a predominant position in the international side and those rates on the international side, the demand is very inelastic.”
Margins and costs
Vizag and Goa pulled down EBITDA; excluding Vizag, EBITDA growth was higher
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 5
Vizag and Goa pulled down EBITDA; excluding Vizag, EBITDA growth was higher
“If you were to actually exclude the Vizag consolidation, then you will see a pretty decent growth on the EBITDA numbers also. So you have to take that into account. Second also is Goa. So both Vizag and Goa have had some downward impact on the EBITDA numbers.”
Delhi and Hyderabad Airports: Delhi and Hyderabad EBITDA margins expanded in Q2
Amit Jain · p. 17
Delhi and Hyderabad Airports: Delhi and Hyderabad EBITDA margins expanded in Q2
“Delhi-Hyderabad EBITDA, in fact, if you look at margins have also expanded in Q2 this year.”
Delhi Airport: Delhi YPP above 440 vs regulator's 365, mainly from dynamic parking pricing
GRK Babu · Q&A · p. 5
Delhi Airport: Delhi YPP above 440 vs regulator's 365, mainly from dynamic parking pricing
“No, in case of Delhi, the YPP 365 which the regulator has given has gone up more than 440 mainly because of we have introduced in case of parking the dynamic pricing.”
Delhi Airport: Higher Delhi yield may last about one more year, then return to normal
1yearGRK Babu · Q&A · p. 5
Delhi Airport: Higher Delhi yield may last about one more year, then return to normal
1year“So maybe another one year the run rate may be there. But after that it will be flat down, it will go back to the normal rate.”
Hyderabad Airport: Hyderabad yield rose as transfer passengers fell below assumed level
GRK Babu · Q&A · p. 5
Hyderabad Airport: Hyderabad yield rose as transfer passengers fell below assumed level
“In case of Hyderabad Airport, basically the transfer PAX has been assumed at a higher level, but the transfer PAX has come down, whereas the PAX number has been maintained, which has helped us improve the yield per PAX in case of Hyderabad also.”
Debt and working capital
Consolidated net debt unchanged at INR340 billion, excluding INR29.1 billion FCCBs
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Consolidated net debt unchanged at INR340 billion, excluding INR29.1 billion FCCBs
“Consolidated net debt, which excludes the FCCBs of INR29.1 billion, which are deep in money, remain unchanged versus the last quarter as well as versus the Q2 of FY26 at INR340 billion.”
Net debt has peaked with completion of Vizag (Bhogapuram) airport
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Net debt has peaked with completion of Vizag (Bhogapuram) airport
“Like we have been guiding, net debt has peaked with the completion of the Vizag or Bhogapuram Airport.”
Vizag Airport: Interest cost rose as Vizag interest is no longer capitalised after 17 August start
GRK Babu · Q&A · p. 6
Vizag Airport: Interest cost rose as Vizag interest is no longer capitalised after 17 August start
“Consol level, the interest expenses have gone up mainly because of the capitalization of the Vizag Airport which has started operation on 17th August.”
Interest to come down as debt is repaid; no fresh debt for major expansion
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 6
Interest to come down as debt is repaid; no fresh debt for major expansion
“So primarily, Prateek, as the debt comes off as we have said, debt has peaked now and as the principal amounts start to getting paid and the debt comes off, the interest number will start to wear down. We are not taking any fresh debt for any major expansion at any airport right now.”
Vizag Airport: Next two quarters carry full Vizag interest, then interest to stabilise
GRK Babu · Q&A · p. 6
Vizag Airport: Next two quarters carry full Vizag interest, then interest to stabilise
“The next two quarters will reflect the full interest of the Vizag Airport. Thereafter, it will stabilize.”
Acquisitions and new business
F&B: 70% subsidiary GMR Hospitality won F&B concession at Delhi Terminal 3
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 3
F&B: 70% subsidiary GMR Hospitality won F&B concession at Delhi Terminal 3
“GMR Hospitality Limited, a 70% subsidiary of GAL which operates the F&B business, won the concession for operating the F&B outlets at Delhi airport terminal three.”
F&B: Delhi F&B was run by a 40% JV; GAL accounts to reflect it from Q3
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 3
F&B: Delhi F&B was run by a 40% JV; GAL accounts to reflect it from Q3
“This was earlier being operated by a JV where GAL's stake was 40%. GAL consolidated financials will start reflecting this from Q3.”
Cargo: GMR Cargo signed licensing deal with FedEx for Delhi express cargo terminal
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 3
Cargo: GMR Cargo signed licensing deal with FedEx for Delhi express cargo terminal
“In cargo, GMR Cargo and Logistics Limited entered into a licensing agreement with FedEx for the operation of Express Cargo Terminal at Cargo City in Delhi Airport,”
One-offs
Delhi Airport: Cash boost from INR3,500 crore DIAL raise used to repay $522m on 26 October
GRK Babu · Q&A · p. 11
Delhi Airport: Cash boost from INR3,500 crore DIAL raise used to repay $522m on 26 October
“Aditya, I think one-off item is the INR3,500 crores DIAL has raised on 29th September, whereas the entire amount has been used for repayment of USD522 million on 26th October.”
Risks
Delhi Airport: TDSAT ruled for Delhi Airport on all appealed CP4 tariff issues
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 4
Delhi Airport: TDSAT ruled for Delhi Airport on all appealed CP4 tariff issues
“Also, TDSAT, the appellate tribunal, issued a favourable judgment on all issues pertaining to Delhi Airport CP4 tariff order issued by AERA, which were appealed against by us,”
Delhi Airport: AERA has appealed the TDSAT order to the Supreme Court
GRK Babu · Q&A · p. 9
Delhi Airport: AERA has appealed the TDSAT order to the Supreme Court
“So now they made it very clear three months' time they have given, but AERA has already filed an appeal before the Supreme Court.”
Delhi Airport: TDSAT ruling implementation most likely next fiscal year
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · Q&A · p. 10
Delhi Airport: TDSAT ruling implementation most likely next fiscal year
“Most likely it will be the next fiscal year.”
Hypothetical RAB case heard in Supreme Court; finality expected in about three months
GRK Babu · Q&A · p. 10
Hypothetical RAB case heard in Supreme Court; finality expected in about three months
“The hearings have happened before the Supreme Court, and I think we are expecting in the next three months it should reach the finality.”
Vizag Airport: AERA issued consultation paper on Vizag first control period tariff
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 4
Vizag Airport: AERA issued consultation paper on Vizag first control period tariff
“For Vizag Airport, AERA has issued a consultation paper pertaining to tariff order for the first control period.”
Other
Q2 total income INR41.9 billion, up 12% YoY; EBITDA up 2% YoY to INR15.7 billion
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Q2 total income INR41.9 billion, up 12% YoY; EBITDA up 2% YoY to INR15.7 billion
“Momentum in total income continued with Q2 at INR41.9 billion up 12% YoY. EBITDA for the quarter grew 2% YoY to INR15.7 billion.”
Q2 PAT INR654 million versus INR351 million in Q2 FY26
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 2
Q2 PAT INR654 million versus INR351 million in Q2 FY26
“PAT for the quarter came in at INR654 million versus INR351 million in Q2FY26.”
Combined aero yield per pax INR497 and non-aero IPP INR772 in Q2
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 3
Combined aero yield per pax INR497 and non-aero IPP INR772 in Q2
“Combined aero yield per pax, or YPP, in Q2 FY27 was INR497 for Delhi, Hyderabad, Mopa, Vizag, and Nagpur. Non-aero income for pax or IPP was INR772,”
Cargo: Hyderabad Airport signed MOU with Brussels Airport on cargo links to Europe
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 3
Cargo: Hyderabad Airport signed MOU with Brussels Airport on cargo links to Europe
“while Hyderabad Airport signed an MOU with Brussels Airport to strengthen the air cargo connectivity between Hyderabad and Europe.”
Vizag Airport: GAL started running non-aero concessions at Vizag Airport
Saurabh Chawla · Executive Director · p. 3
Vizag Airport: GAL started running non-aero concessions at Vizag Airport
“GAL, the master concessionaire, also started operationalizing non-aero concessions at Vizag Airport.”
Sources
- Earnings call transcript, Q2 FY27 Filed 4 Nov 2026 · 18 pages
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