India's Adani Group is exploring potential investments in two major airports in Vietnam, as announced by the Vietnamese government on Wednesday. This development follows the company's recent approval to construct a seaport in the country.
The announcement came after a meeting in Delhi between Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh and Gautam Adani, the head of the Adani Group, during Chinh's official visit to India.
Potential Investment Targets
- Long Thanh Airport: Located in the southern region of Vietnam, this is one of the country's most significant aviation projects.
- Chu Lai Airport: Situated in the central region, it serves as another critical infrastructure hub.
Previous Commitments and Future Prospects
- Seaport and Renewable Energy: Last year, Karan Adani, Gautam Adani's elder son, announced plans to invest up to US$3 billion in Vietnam's seaport and renewable energy sectors. He also mentioned that the total investment could potentially reach US$10 billion over the longer term.
Key Points
- The Vietnamese government statement did not specify the investment amount or the time frame for the airport projects.
- The move underscores Adani Group's strategy to strengthen cooperation with Vietnamese partners in aviation and logistics sectors.
This potential investment marks a significant step in Adani Group's expansion in Southeast Asia, aligning with Vietnam's infrastructure development goals.
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