Corporación América Airports S.A. reports developments for a private airport concession operator listed on the NYSE under the symbol CAAP. The company acquires, develops and operates airport concessions across Argentina, Brazil, Uruguay, Ecuador, Armenia and Italy, with news commonly centered on passenger traffic, domestic and international travel trends, cargo volumes and aircraft movements across its network.
Company updates also cover quarterly and annual financial results, aeronautical and commercial revenue performance, liquidity and leverage, and concession terms for airports operated through subsidiaries. Recurring announcements include annual report filings, earnings-call scheduling and amendments to concession agreements such as those involving Seymour Airport in the Galápagos and international airports in Armenia.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) will report First Quarter 2026 results on Wednesday, May 13, 2026, with the earnings release before market opens and a conference call at 10:00am Eastern Time.
Executives on the call: Martín Eurnekian (CEO), Jorge Arruda (CFO), and Patricio Iñaki Esnaola (Head of Investor Relations). Participants should dial in to ask questions; a webcast and playback numbers will be available.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) reported total passenger traffic of 7.441 million in March 2026, up 5.5% YoY. International traffic rose 12.2% YoY; transit passengers jumped 25.6% YoY. Cargo excl. Argentina increased 3.5% and aircraft movements rose 3.3% YoY.
Key country highlights: Argentina +2.7% total, Italy +9.3%, Brazil +12.2%, Uruguay +7.6%, Ecuador +8.0%, Armenia +4.4% for March 2026.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) filed its Annual Report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on April 10, 2026. The 2025 Annual Report is available on the SEC website and the company's investor relations site. Shareholders may request a free hard copy of the complete audited financial statements by emailing patricio.esnaola@caairports.com.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) reported strong traffic and profitability in 4Q25 and FY2025. 4Q25 revenue ex-IFRIC12 was $464.8m (+17.3% YoY) and Adjusted EBITDA ex-IFRIC12 was $210.7m (+39.8%), with a 45.3% margin. Full-year revenue ex-IFRIC12 was $1,756.4m (+8.4%) and Adjusted EBITDA was $715.5m (+15.0%).
The company ended 2025 with $592.8m cash and net debt/LTM Adjusted EBITDA of 0.7x. Passenger traffic reached 22.3m in 4Q25 and 86.7m for FY2025. Strategic wins include Baghdad and Luanda concessions and a 35-year Armenia concession amendment with a $425m investment commitment.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) reported February 2026 passenger traffic up 6.7% YoY, driven by a 14.1% rise in international passengers and strong contributions from Argentina, Italy, Brazil, Ecuador and Armenia. Cargo volume rose 6.0% YoY and aircraft movements increased 2.8% YoY.
Argentina accounted for more than half of total YoY traffic growth and posted 17.8% international growth; system saw record single‑day international passengers on Feb 20.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) will report Fourth Quarter 2025 results on Tuesday, March 17, 2026, with an earnings release before market open and a conference call at 9:00am Eastern Time.
Executives Martín Eurnekian (CEO), Jorge Arruda (CFO) and Patricio Iñaki Esnaola (Head of Investor Relations) will participate. Dial‑in and webcast details are provided for live participation and playback.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) reported January 2026 passenger traffic up 8.8% YoY to 7.609 million, driven by a 14.8% rise in international passengers and a 2.6% increase in domestic traffic. Argentina set an all-time monthly record with total traffic +7.9% and international traffic +21.8%.
Cargo volume fell 6.2% YoY to 30.058 thousand tons, while aircraft movements rose 4.3% YoY to 73.681 thousand.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) subsidiary Ecogal executed an addendum to the Seymour Airport concession in Galápagos, Ecuador that rebalances the concession after COVID-19 impacts. Key terms: the concession term is extended by six years through Dec 31, 2032; the Terminal Use Charge rises by $5.20 to $31.18 per passenger with annual adjustments; and investment timing is rescheduled, including a possible $4 million runway repaving in H2 2031 subject to a 2029 technical study and continued economic equilibrium. The amendment establishes a biennial review of the concession's economic and financial equilibrium and allows renegotiation if equilibrium is affected by events beyond the parties' control.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) announced an amendment to its Armenia concession extending the term by 35 years to December 31, 2067. The amendment moves tariffs to an inflation-based regime with annual adjustments starting April 2027 and requires AIA to submit a $425 million Master Plan by January 31, 2026 covering capital investments to be executed by 2033. The deal adds an economic equilibrium rebalance framework for force majeure, traffic declines, regulatory/tax changes, and approved extra investments, and clarifies AIA’s exclusive operational and commercial rights, including logistics, free economic zones, and potential vertiport infrastructure.
Corporación América Airports (NYSE: CAAP) reported passenger traffic growth of 8.5% YoY in December 2025 and 9.8% YoY for full-year 2025, with international traffic up 12.1% in December and 11.0% in 2025. All-time annual passenger records were reached in Argentina, Italy, Uruguay, and Armenia. Argentina led December growth (7.4% YoY; 12.6% for 2025) and accounted for over 50% of December YoY traffic growth. Brazil saw strong December growth (+15.7% YoY). Cargo volume fell 4.0% in December, while total aircraft movements rose 4.8% in December and 6.4% for 2025. Excluding Natal, 2025 total PAX was up 10.3%.