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Aena S.M.E., S.A. (ANYYY)

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18.39-0.15 (-0.79%)
At close: 03:55PM EDT
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Previous close18.54
Open18.59
BidN/A x N/A
AskN/A x N/A
Day's range18.30 - 18.98
52-week range13.74 - 20.15
Volume16,240
Avg. volume21,558
Market cap27.59B
Beta (5Y monthly)1.22
PE ratio (TTM)15.86
EPS (TTM)N/A
Earnings dateN/A
Forward dividend & yield0.83 (4.47%)
Ex-dividend date03 May 2024
1y target estN/A
  • Reuters

    Spanish airports schedule 8% more summer seats

    Airlines have planned 243 million seats at Aena airports, including for both departures and arrivals, for the summer season from March 31 through Oct. 26, Aena said. European airlines have so far reported strong summer forward bookings, keeping a positive outlook for 2024 as they benefit from a continuing post-pandemic travel boom. Aena increased its seating schedule by more than 10% in the European market from the past summer, boosted by the UK, Germany and Italy.

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    Aena expects 300 million passengers through Spanish airports in 2025

    (Reuters) -Airport operator Aena said on Thursday it expects more than 300 million passengers to pass through its Spanish terminals in 2025, reaching that volume a year earlier than it had forecast in 2022. Traffic at Spain's airports, which are all operated by Aena, rose 16% to a record 283.2 million passengers last year, 3% more than in 2019, as tourism rebounded after years of pandemic-related disruptions. Aena's passenger numbers are recovering more rapidly than those of other airport operators in Europe, and it expects to manage around 1 million per day by 2026.

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    Aena stages big post-pandemic rebound as profit jumps 81%

    MADRID (Reuters) -Spanish airport operator Aena, the world's largest in terms of passengers, said on Wednesday it expects to handle 1 million tourists a day this year after booking record profit in 2023, recovering faster from the pandemic than its peers. Aena, which operates all Spanish airports as well as terminals in Latin America and Britain, said 2023 net profit rose 81% to a record 1.63 billion euros ($1.76 billion) as passenger traffic surpassed pre-pandemic levels. Analysts polled by LSEG had expected a 62% increase in net profit.