Overview
- ASUR’s agreement covers interests in 20 airports, including 17 in Brazil plus Quito, San José’s Juan Santamaría and Curaçao.
- The equity purchase price is R$5 billion, with reported portfolio values of roughly R$11.5 billion to R$13.7 billion when net debt is included.
- ASUR plans to fund the deal with a mix of internal resources and committed debt from JPMorgan, with J.P. Morgan Securities serving as exclusive financial advisor.
- Part of the financing is secured by collateral that includes the Cancún airport, according to the company’s filing.
- Motiva says the airports handle about 45–47 million passengers annually, operate more than 200 regular routes and move over half a million tons of cargo.