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Fraport runs out of patience with opportunities in Indian airports, but was it too soon?

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Fraport has indicated it intends to end its Indian operations in Jun-2012 with the airport operator also considering selling its 10% stake in Delhi International Airport Limited (DIAL). Does this spell the end for foreign investment in airports in a market that has never quite lived up to its promise?

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