Mexico’s private airport groups on the road to recovery

Mexico’s three privatised and stock market listed airport operators, GAP, ASUR and OMA, have collectively reported much improved financial results for the three-month and six-month periods ending 30-Jun-2010, having been adversely affected by natural disasters, pandemics and airline failures during the previous two years. [1368 words]

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This report contains the following subheadings:

• GAP anticipated up to 7% passenger growth in 2010
• Grupo Mexico takes 10% stake
• MAp to swap Mexico for Sydney?
• Airports heavily promote shopping
• Mexicana on the critical list

This report contains the following charts and tables:

• Table 1: GAP financial/traffic highlights, three months ended 30-Jun-2010 (all financial figures in USD million)
• Table 2: GAP financial/traffic highlights, six months ended 30-Jun-2010 (all financial figures in USD million)
• Table 3: ASUR financial/traffic highlights, three months ended 30-Jun-2010 (all financial figures in USD million)
• Table 4: ASUR financial/traffic highlights, six months ended 30-Jun-2010 (all financial figures in USD million)
• Table 5: OMA financial/traffic highlights, three months ended 30-Jun-2010 (all financial figures in USD million)
• Table 6: OMA financial/traffic highlights, six months ended 30-Jun-2010 (all financial figures in USD million)
• Table 7