Beijing Airport reports 1% pax increase; Hellenic DFS shares down 8.1%
Beijing Capital International Airport (+1%) reported (22-Dec-2010) the following traffic highlights:
- Beijing Capital International Airport reported a 7.7% increase in passenger numbers in November 2010.
- Domestic passenger numbers at Beijing Capital International Airport increased by 6.1% in November 2010.
- International, Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan passenger numbers at Beijing Capital International Airport increased by 13.4% in November 2010.
- Infratil expects to close its offer of infrastructure bonds in January 2011, with an estimated value of USD55.7 million to USD74 million.
- Malaysia Airports saw a 5.2% increase in share prices, while Hainan Meilan and Airports of Thailand experienced a decline.
- Lotte Shopping and Japan Airport Terminal saw an increase in share prices, while Hellenic DFS experienced a significant decline.
- Nov-2010:
- 11 months ended Nov-2010:
- Passenger numbers: 68 million, +13.3%.
Infratil (0%) expects (22-Dec-2010) to close its current offer of unsecured, unsubordinated 15-Jun-2016 infrastructure bonds in Jan-2011 at approximately USD55.7 million (NZD75 million) to USD74 million (NZD100 million). Infratil is considering making an offer of new infrastructure bonds to the public with a maturity date of 15-Jun-2017. The offer of the 2017 bonds is expected to open around the same time the offer of the 2016 bonds closes.
Malaysia Airports (+5.2%) shares gained the most on Wednesday (22-Dec-2010) while Hainan Meilan (-2.4%) and Airports of Thailand (-1.3%) shares lost ground.
Selected airport operators/investors daily share price movements (% change): 22-Dec-2010
Airport supplier shares were a mixed bag on Wednesday with Lotte Shopping (+2.5%) and Japan Airport Terminal (+0.6%) up while Hellenic DFS lost the most ground at 8.1%.
Selected airport suppliers daily share price movements (% change): 22-Dec-2010
