Fraport

The new Terminal 3 at Frankfurt Airport has been operating largely smoothly since April and has already handled around 4.4 million passengers; Condor is expected to move in fully in April 2027. The additional capacity eases airport operations, improves punctuality and reduces transfer procedures. In the first nine months of 2026 revenue rose 3.8 percent to €3.47 billion, EBITDA reached a record €1.18 billion, while consolidated profit fell 29 percent to about €315 million due to higher interest expenses and depreciation. The annual forecast remains unchanged, with expected EBITDA of up to €1.5 billion. » More on deraktionaer.de

Fraport and Lufthansa have set up a test gate at gate A16 featuring lounge-style furniture, large-format displays and digital self-services. Staff move around using tablets to provide information and control boarding systems, while passengers use QR codes for digital services. Findings from the test will determine which elements are rolled out to other gates and areas. » More on finanzen.net

After Q3 results JPMorgan confirms its 'Overweight' rating for Fraport and names a price target of €81. Adjusted EBITDA was 0.5% below expectations, but including a one-off effect from a stake sale it was 3.7% higher. The bank views the confirmed guidance as an indication of likely strong free cash flow in the third quarter, which Fraport has presented as necessary for its full-year target. » More on finanzen.net

Fraport reports adjusted EBITDA of €595 million in the third quarter, roughly 4% above analysts' expectations. The driver was the sale of the 50% stake in Medical Airport Service, which increased operating profit by €24 million; without this effect, EBITDA would have narrowly missed the expected €574 million. CEO Stefan Schulte confirmed full-year targets of more than €1.44–1.5 billion in EBITDA, and the share price then rose by about 3%. » More on finanzen.net

Fraport reports preliminary operating results for July to September: EBITDA around €595 million and EBIT around €407 million, each about 4–5% above the analyst consensus. The reason is a positive one‑off effect of about €24 million from the sale of the 50% stake in Medical Airport Service. The company confirms its full‑year targets; the complete interim report will follow on 4 November. The share rose intraday by up to 2.2% to €62.60. » More on finanzen.net