Subsidiary Corporación América Italia acquired 1,077,402 shares from SOGIM. The group

Wholly owned subsidiary CAI bought 1,077,402 Toscana Aeroporti shares, using existing cash and a capital contribution from CAAP to fund the purchase.

CAAP’s indirect interest rose from 62.283% to 68.072%; CAI used existing cash and a CAAP capital contribution to buy the shares from SOGIM.

Corporación América Airports has delivered very strong returns over the past few years, which naturally puts the spotlight on whether the current share price still lines up with the earnings that support it. After a long run like this, the real question for you is how much of the business's profit power is already reflected in today's valuation. Over the past 5 years the stock has gained about 345.5%, which raises the stakes on whether the present earnings justify such a large step up in...

LUXEMBOURG, October 14, 2026--Corporación América Airports S.A. (NYSE: CAAP), ("CAAP" or the "Company"), one of the world’s leading private airport operators, announced today that Corporación América Italia S.p.A. ("CAI"), a wholly-owned subsidiary of CAAP, has acquired an aggregate of 1,077,402 shares of Toscana Aeroporti S.p.A. ("TA") from SOGIM, representing approximately 5.789% of TA

Argentina approved an 18-year concession extension. Corporacion America Airports stock posted USD 53

Corporación América Airports reported August 2026 traffic with 7,871,000 passengers, 29,000 tons of cargo and 75,000 aircraft movements, alongside an Argentine government decision to extend its key airport concession by 18 years with a planned capital investment program of about US$7.3b and future tariff adjustments. The extended Argentine concession reshapes how Corporación América Airports matches heavy long term capital expenditures to passenger demand and tariff structures across its...

Corporación América Aeropuertos reportó un tráfico en agosto de 2026 con 7.871.000 pasajeros, 29.000 toneladas de carga y 75.000 movimientos de aeronaves, junto con una decisión del gobierno argentino de extender su concesión aeroportuaria clave por 18 años con un programa de inversión de capital planificado de aproximadamente US$7,3 mil millones y futuros ajustes tarifarios. La ampliación de la concesión argentina remodela la forma en que Corporación América Airports adapta los fuertes gastos de capital a largo plazo a la demanda de pasajeros y las estructuras tarifarias en toda su...

El Primer Ministro Nikol Pashinyan recibió a Martin Eurnekian, director ejecutivo de America Airports Corporation, quien w