UK Airport Owner Sold To AviAlliance
The parent company of Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports is being sold in a deal worth more than £1.53 billion ($2 billion). Airport management company AviAlliance has agreed to buy AGS Airports from Spanish infrastructure group Ferrovial and joint venture partner Macquarie.
UK regional airports Aberdeen, Glasgow, and Southampton have been sold to Canadian investment firm AviAlliance for $1.98 ...
AviAlliance is to acquire AGS Airports which operates Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton airports for £1.53 billion. The ...
Spanish infrastructure firm Ferrovial and joint-venture partner Macquarie Group are selling the entire shareholding of AGS ...
Ferrovial and Macquarie each own 50 percent of AGS Airports, the owner and operator of the main airports serving Aberdeen, Glasgow and Southampton which serve more than 10.8 million passengers ...
Macquarie Asset Management and Ferrovial have agreed to sell AGS Airports to AviAlliance for an enterprise value of around £1.53 billion ($1.9 billion; €1.8 billion).
AviAlliance, one of the world’s leading private airport investors and operators, today announced the acquisition of AGS Airports from Ferrovial and Macquarie1 for an enterprise value of £1.53 ...
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