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Argentine Airport Concession Extended to 2049, with Potential for 2056 Term

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The concession agreement for Aeropuertos Argentina, which operates Buenos Aires’ two main airports and 33 others, has been formally extended to at least 2049. The extension was approved in the Official Gazette of Argentina on September 28, 2026, following a contract readjustment agreement signed on September 1. The concession could extend to February 13, 2056, if the company meets specific conditions regarding new works at Ezeiza.

From riotimesonline.com

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The extension secures the operational mandate for Corporación América in Argentina. To achieve the maximum term of 2056, the company must prove it has $600 million available for new works at Ezeiza and complete 75 percent of those projects before December 31, 2031.

From riotimesonline.com

Who's involved

  • Corporación AméricaArgentine company operating under the concession agreement in Argentina.
  • ArgentinaCountry where the airport operates and the concession was granted.
  • Corporacion America AirportsGlobal airport operator whose financial performance is monitored against industry benchmarks.
  • EzeizaInternational airport in Buenos Aires, the site of the major infrastructure investment.

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  • Corporación América Airports could benefit from the long-term revenue stability provided by the extended concession.

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  1. CA extended concession agreement and signed contract readjustment at Ezeiza.1 source
  2. CAAP faces market challenges in Argentina and benchmarks its infrastructure against Ferrovial.1 source

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