Clarification on news of $120 million bond issue by airport subsidiary

BSE and NSE asked for clarification on a news report dated 29th September, 2026 that "Adani Airport Holdings raises $120 million through local bond issue", after the scrip moved up 4.92% from Rs. 2827 to Rs 2966 that day.

Thu 1 Oct 2026

Stock Price Movement

Rose 4.92% from Rs. 2827 to Rs 2966

News Date

29th September, 2026

Subsidiary Name

Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL)

Subsidiary Status

Wholly owned subsidiary and debt listed entity

Bond Issue Amount

$120 million through local bond issue

What this update is

This is a rumour verification response under Regulation 30(11). BSE and NSE wrote to the company on September 29, 2026 asking it to confirm or clarify a news item.

The news item in question

• The report, carried on economictimes.indiatimes.com dated 29th September, 2026, was captioned "Adani Airport Holdings raises $120 million through local bond issue."
• The exchanges also noted the scrip price rose 4.92% on 29th September, 2026, from Rs. 2827 to Rs 2966.

The company's reply

• Adani Airport Holdings Limited (AAHL) is a wholly owned subsidiary of the company and is itself a debt listed entity.
• AAHL had intimated the stock exchanges on September 15, 2026 about a proposal to issue Non-Convertible Debentures on a private placement basis, ahead of a Board Meeting to consider it.
• The outcome of that Board Meeting, held on September 18, 2026, was also intimated to the exchanges by AAHL.
• The company states it was not part of the transaction, and therefore the matter was not required to be reported by the company itself.

On the price move

The company states that the movement in the price of its scrip is market driven.

How to read this

This is a procedural clarification rather than a new business announcement. The fund raising sits at the subsidiary level, AAHL, which has its own listed debt and makes its own disclosures to the exchanges. The company has reiterated that it will make disclosures as and when any material event or information requiring disclosure arises.

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