Corporación América Airports Signs Transition Amendment for Brasília Airport Concession

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Corporación América Airports announced that its subsidiary Inframerica has signed a Transition Amendment Agreement with Brazil's civil aviation authority ANAC, advancing the renegotiation of the Brasília Airport concession. The agreement, approved by a Brazilian federal court in April 2026, replaces the fixed concession fee with a variable one, provides for the exit of state-owned Infraero from Inframerica's shareholding, adds 10 regional airports to the concession, and mandates additional investments at Brasília Airport. A fast-track competitive tender for 100% of Inframerica's shares is required by the court and expected by December 2026, with CAAP intending to participate. CAAP holds a 51% stake in Inframerica, while Infraero holds the remaining 49%.

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InframericaPrivate▲ Positive
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The transition amendment replaces fixed fees with variable ones, adds 10 regional airports, and mandates investments, improving concession terms for Inframerica.

InfraeroPrivate▼ Negative
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Infraero is being forced to exit its 49% stake in Inframerica via a fast-track tender, losing its ownership position.

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