2013-vinci-annual-report

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Finalised in September 2013, the acquisition
of ANA, holder of the concession for
Portugal’s 10 airports (including Porto,
above) , has quadrupled the Group’s airport
sector business. VINCI Airports, a VINCI
Concessions subsidiary, now operates 23 airports
in Portugal, France and Cambodia,
which handle almost 43 million passengers
and generated full-year pro forma revenue
of €650 million in 2013. It has thus become a
leading international operator in a market
undergoing continuous growth in passenger
traffic. Its value-added derives from comprehensive
expertise ranging from the design
and construction of new airports to the dayto-day
management and development of
existing facilities to meet the expectations of
all three customer groups: the public authorities
who own the infrastructure, airlines
and passengers.
The 10 Portuguese airports handled a total of
32 million passengers in 2013, 83% of them
on international flights. Half of that traffic
transited through Lisbon airport, hub of
national airline TAP, thanks to its strategic
positioning on the high-growth destinations
of Brazil and Portuguese-speaking Africa.
Underpinned by this momentum, the airport
officially opened a new 2,000 sq. metre retail
area in July 2013.