Auckland Airport’s increased capex will help offset pricing reset
But analysts warn the current rate of growth is not sustainable. With special feature audio.
Auckland International Airport [NZX:AIA] is stepping up its spending to deal with increased passenger numbers – and also offset next year’s pricing reset.
The company reported net profit up 17.4% to $262.4 million while underlying profit rose 20.6% to $212.7 million.
The result was in line with
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Tue, 30 Aug 2016
Tue, 30 Aug 2016
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Auckland Airport’s increased capex will help offset pricing reset
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