Aeropuertos Argentina extends concession to 2049 and pledges $600 million investment
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- Aeropuertos Argentina and Orsna renegotiated their concession contract, extending its term by 11 years to February 2049.
- The agreement includes an additional direct investment of US$600 million and lowers the internal rate of return threshold from 16.45% to 14.30%; the renegotiation process began in December 2024 and was approved by the national government in Administrative Decision 27/2026 on September 28, 2026.
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