Overview
- ASUR’s stock dropped 4.11% to 596.88 pesos on Monday, though it remains up 11.63% so far in 2025.
- The company manages 16 airports in Mexico, six in Colombia and one in Puerto Rico, serving more than 48 million passengers year to date, with Cancún as its largest hub.
- Infrastructure spending totaled 2,035 million pesos in the second quarter of 2025, with more than 30,000 million pesos planned for 2024–2028 to modernize terminals.
- Since its 2000 IPO, the shares have risen 3,677% according to Investing data, while BMV figures show a 141% gain over five years and market capitalization reported between 179,064 million and above 187,000 million pesos.
- Chairman Fernando Chico Pardo led the anniversary events as he moves to acquire 25% of Banamex in a 42,000 million‑peso deal.