GMR’s Terminal 3 for Delhi Airport: A Successful Project Execution Model for Public-Private Partnership Initiatives?

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Case Code : PROM010
Case Length : 24 pages
Period : 2006-2010
Organization : GMR Group; Delhi International Airport Limited
Pub Date : 2011
Teaching Note :Available (Pages 6)
Countries : India
Industry : Infrastructure

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About GMR Group

GMR Group (GMR), a Bengaluru, India-based leading Infrastructure group, had a stake in almost all types of infrastructure development activities including power, road, airport, and Urban Infrastructure. GMR was one of the first companies in India to take the initiative in infrastructure projects when they were thrown open to the private sector in the 1990s...

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PPPS in India’s Infrastructure Development

Public Private Partnership (PPP) was a positive and sustainable solution to overcome infrastructure deficit, analysts said. The PPP model aimed at shifting the responsibility for financing, development,...

GMR’s T3 & Dial

Analysts cited GMR’s T3 terminal as one of the successful PPP initiatives which had been completed significantly before the scheduled time. On the occasion of its grand opening,...

The Limiting Factors

Experts stated that T3 would serve as an example for upcoming infrastructure projects. However, a few critics stated that the PPP model only provided profits to the private players through deals...

Exhibits

Exhibit I : Different Terminals of Delhi Airport
Exhibit II : World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Index 2009-2010 Infrastructure Index of India, China and Switzerland
Exhibit III : Some PPPs in India
Exhibit IV : Time Series Data on Domestic and International Traffic Carried by Indian Carriers since 1990-91
Exhibit V : Terminal 1D at Delhi Airport
Exhibit VI : Suppliers of Different Services and Product at T3
Exhibit VII : Glimpses of T3
Exhibit VIII : T3 with Abundant Green Cover
Exhibit IX : T3 at a Glance
Exhibit X : Ultimate Master Plan of Delhi Airport

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