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Investing.com -- Spanish airport operator Aena posted third-quarter EBITDA of €1,190 million, representing a 1% increase year-over-year and aligning with consensus estimates. When adjusted for additional insurance payments at Luton Airport, EBITDA was precisely in line with expectations.
The company’s retail segment delivered strong profits during the quarter, though it slightly missed expectations for its commercial space performance. Meanwhile, the aviation segment underperformed due to revenue shortfalls and higher operating expenses.
Cash flow remained solid throughout the period, providing stability to the company’s financial position.
Aena’s core business continues to demonstrate resilience, though analysts are closely monitoring seat capacity outlook and retail trends for potential impacts on future performance.
The company awaits the DORA III regulatory framework, with the Spanish National Markets and Competition Commission (CNMC) expected to deliver a full report in June 2026.
Aena shares fell 2.3% following the earnings release.
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