CAPA reveals Airport Merger & Acquisition Opportunities in new report
CAPA - Centre for Aviation (CAPA), one of the world's most trusted sources of market intelligence for the aviation and travel industry, today released a new research report revealing potential airport merger and acquisition opportunities for the second half of 2021 and beyond.
Researched and produced by leading CAPA Analysts and backed by industry data, the report lists airports and airport groups that could be attractive to investors and identifies other airports that may be a target for mergers or acquisitions. The report features a case study on the move from the Hungarian government to enact a sort of partial reverse privatisation by acquiring the equity of the majority shareholder, AviAlliance, in Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport. Finally, the report concludes with pinpointing the operators and investors to watch, based partly on their participation in the sector already and partly on their level of activity before the pandemic.
- CAPA releases a research report on potential airport merger and acquisition opportunities for the second half of 2021 and beyond.
- The report identifies airports and airport groups that could be attractive to investors and highlights potential targets for mergers or acquisitions.
- The report includes a case study on the Hungarian government's acquisition of the majority shareholder's equity in Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport.
- The impacts of the global pandemic have significantly reduced airport merger and acquisition transactions.
- The report suggests that opportunities in the airport sector are beginning to re-emerge as the industry shows signs of recovery.
- The report is available for download on the CAPA website, with a discounted price for CAPA members.
CAPA - Centre for Aviation Managing Director, Derek Sadubin said:
"Airport transactions for the most part have ground to a halt as the pandemic bites. But as we begin to see some light at the end of the tunnel, opportunities across the sector are beginning to re-emerge. This new CAPA report supports investors, financers, government and infrastructure planning departments to look beyond just the next few weeks or months ahead and take the first step towards identifying real opportunities for the future."
The impacts of the global pandemic have meant the last 18 months have been the quietest for airport merger and acquisition transactions since the early 1990s. While some that were already in the works did continue, for example in Brazil and Japan, new opportunities for investors have been very hard to find.
Investors with a penchant for airports couldn't be blamed for walking away from a business where the ultimate customer base - the passenger - collapsed by up to 99% along with most of the auxiliary revenue streams. Nevertheless, after a lengthy period with little activity in the airport sector, prospects look bright and a few key bids may just pave the way for more to come.
The new CAPA Airport Mergers & Acquisition Opportunities for 2H2021 and Beyond is available for download via the CAPA website here for USD795.
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