Corporacion America Airports S.A.

Corporación América Airports S.A. Reports September 2026 Passenger Traffic 

CAAP reported September 2026 total passenger traffic of 7.678 million, up 3.4% year over year, with international traffic up 7.2% and transit passengers up 11.1%. Argentina grew 1.7% to a September record, with domestic traffic up 0.6% and reversing seven months of declines; Italy rose 8.0%, Ecuador 6.4%, Uruguay 4.3%, and Armenia a strong 18.7% despite regional conflict disruptions. Brazil was the lone laggard, down 1.7% on an 8.6% drop in domestic traffic. YTD traffic is up 2.5% at 65.973 million passengers; cargo volume rose 0.8% and aircraft movements were flat. Positive momentum across most geographies, though domestic softness in Brazil and Argentina warrants monitoring ahead of Q3 results.

•23d ago

CAAP Further Increases Its Stake in Toscana Aeroporti

CAAP's wholly-owned Italian subsidiary CAI acquired 1,077,402 Toscana Aeroporti shares (5.789% of share capital) from SOGIM for EUR 19.0 million. The purchase raises CAAP's indirect economic interest in TA, which operates the Pisa and Florence airports, from 62.283% to 68.072%. The deal was funded with CAI cash plus a capital contribution from CAAP and reinforces the company's consolidation of its Italian airport platform.

•25d ago

Corporación América Airports Announces Issuance of Administrative Decision Approving the Rebalancing of the Concession Agreement in Argentina

The Argentine government issued an Administrative Decision approving a rebalancing of the concession agreement held by Aeropuertos Argentina S.A., a CAAP subsidiary, driven by rapid passenger traffic growth. Key terms include an ~$7.3 billion capital investment program, an 18-year concession term extension to February 2056, a contracted 14.30% IRR, and USD-denominated passenger tariffs, with the domestic fee rising to $9.00 by January 2027. The agreement restores economic equilibrium and materially extends the duration of CAAP's largest and most important concession, improving long-term cash-flow visibility.

•1mo ago

Corporación América Airports Announces Developments in the Brasilia Airport Concession Agreement

CAAP's subsidiary Inframerica signed a Transition Amendment Agreement with Brazilian authorities to renegotiate the Brasilia Airport concession, shifting to variable fees and adding 10 regional airports to the scope. The amendment triggers a fast-track public tender for 100% of Inframerica shares by December 2026, though the amended concession is automatically granted to Inframerica if no other bids emerge. Separately, the company reported serving 86.7 million passengers in 2025, up 9.8% from 79.0 million in 2024 across 52 airports.

•4mo ago