Corporacion America Airports

Corporación América Airports reported adjusted earnings of $0.32 per share for Q2 on revenue of $534 million, with revenue beating estimates but earnings falling well short of the expected $0.496. Adjusted EBITDA (excluding IFRIC 12) fell 4.5% to $160 million, weighed down by higher costs and weaker results in Argentina and Uruguay, while revenue per passenger rose 8.9% to $22.9. The company served about 21 million passengers, saw mixed regional developments, and reduced net debt to $381 million; the board approved a cash dividend of $150 million. After the results, the stock fell about 5.6% premarket to $22.675. » More on de.investing.com

Corporación América Airports reported total passenger traffic of 8.1 million in July 2026 (+1.4% vs July 2025). International traffic rose 7.1%, while domestic traffic fell overall by 7.8%; transit passengers increased 26.7%. Regionally, declines occurred in Argentina (total -4.1%, domestic -9.9% due to reduced Flybondi capacity) and Ecuador, while Brazil (+8.1%) and Italy (+4.9%) saw gains; Armenia posted the strongest growth at +17.2%. Cargo volume rose 2.4% to 31,721 tonnes, and aircraft movements fell 4.2% to 74,805; the company operates 52 airports across six countries. » More on de.investing.com

Corporación América Airports reported March 2026 traffic of 7.44 million passengers, a 5.5% increase year-on-year driven by a 12.2% rise in international travel while domestic traffic fell 2.4%. Traffic increased across most markets, with Argentina up 2.7% (international +15.6%, domestic -4.3%), Italy up 9.3% (international +12.4%), and Brazil up 12.2% supported by corporate demand and a 29.9% jump in transit passengers. Armenian traffic rose 4.4% but faced disruptions and cancellations related to the Iran crisis. Cargo volume excluding Argentina increased 3.5% and aircraft movements grew 3.3% year-on-year. » More on finance.yahoo.com