DIAL Wins Tariff Case Against AERA at TDSAT, Order Implementation Expected in 3 Months
Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL), a subsidiary of GMR Airports Limited, has won its appeal against AERA's tariff order at TDSAT. The ruling covers the aeronautical tariff for Indira Gandhi International Airport for the period 2024-2029. AERA is expected to implement the order within three months.
The favorable ruling on tariff matters for a major airport subsidiary is likely to have a medium-term financial impact, though the exact implications depend on the final implementation by AERA.
The company's subsidiary, DIAL, has won a significant tariff appeal against AERA at TDSAT, which is a positive development for its financial operations.
Delhi International Airport Limited (“DIAL”), a subsidiary of GMR Airports Limited, has received a favorable judgment from the Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (“TDSAT”) concerning the aeronautical tariff for Indira Gandhi International Airport. This appeal was filed against the Tariff Order issued by the Airports Economic Regulatory Authority of India (“AERA”) for the Fourth Control Period (01.04.2024 to 31.03.2029).
TDSAT has ruled in favor of DIAL on all points, including the non-implementation of a previous TDSAT order. AERA is mandated to implement this judgment within three months from the date of the order, provided AERA does not file an appeal against the TDSAT judgment.
The detailed order is accessible on the TDSAT website.
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