Temasek and Alpha Wave Global in talks for $1.3 billion Adani Airports stake amid DOJ uncertainty

Deal hinges on US bribery fraud timeline and valuation fights
Global investors including Temasek and Alpha Wave Global are negotiating a $1.3 billion investment in Adani Group’s airports business, valuing Adani Airport Holdings at about $18 billion. The consortium is expected to include four investors, though two identities are unverified. Talks face hurdles: Adani’s management wants a steep premium and has rejected requests for structured, assured returns. Any equity fundraise may also depend on a forthcoming US DOJ decision on bribery and fraud allegations against Gautam Adani.
- Temasek and Alpha Wave Global are negotiating a $1.3 billion stake
- AAHL valuation is estimated at about $18 billion
- Consortium is expected to have four investors, with two unverified
- Valuation premium expectations, upwards of $20 billion, remain unresolved
- Investors reportedly sought assured-return structures, which AAHL declined
- Deal timing may follow a US DOJ ruling tied to Adani case developments
This summarization was done by Beige for a story published on
The Economic Times
