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- **Revenue Growth**: 8% YoY passenger traffic driven by domestic and international route expansions.
- **Profitability**: Adjusted EBITDA up 9% to MXN 2.7 billion, with 74.8% margin.
- **Cost Management**: Temporary cost pressures in security and IT, but net debt/EBITDA ratio remains stable at 0.9x.
- **Future Focus**: 2026 MDP investment in Monterrey infrastructure and commercial space development.

**【CEO Opening Remarks】**
- Q3 2025 passenger traffic reached 7.6 million, up 8% YoY, driven by domestic growth (+7%) and international expansion (+11%).
- Domestic growth led by Monterrey Airport routes to Mexico City, Bajio, and Querétaro, adding 300,000 passengers (68% of domestic growth).
- International growth from Monterrey-San Francisco, San Luis Potosi-Atlanta/Dallas, and Tampico-Dallas routes, contributing 47,000 passengers (46% of international growth).
- Aeronautical revenue rose 11%, commercial revenue increased 7% due to higher parking, restaurant, and retail penetration.
- Adjusted EBITDA grew 9% to MXN 2.7 billion, with a 74.8% margin.
- MDP negotiations with AFAC remain on track for Q4 resolution, with investment levels similar to prior MDP and low single-digit tariff increases.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Total revenue (aeronautical + non-aeronautical) increased 9.8% to MXN 3.5 billion.
- Cost of services and G&A rose 14.4% due to wage increases, IT expenses, and higher security/cleaning costs.
- Consolidated net income grew 9.1% to MXN 1.5 billion, with cash flow of MXN 1.9 billion and net debt/EBITDA ratio of 0.9x.
- Construction revenue was MXN 382 million, while major maintenance provision decreased to MXN 28 million.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Traffic Outlook**: 2025 full-year traffic growth expected at 7-8%, 2026 growth in low to mid-single digits, with World Cup impact on international routes.
- **Commercial Revenue Softness**: Q3 decline due to one-time revenue in prior year; expect gradual recovery in line with inflation.
- **Cost Pressures**: Temporary cost increases in security, cleaning, and IT; exploring alternatives to mitigate.
- **Capital Allocation**: Next MDP will focus on Monterrey capacity expansion (50% of MDP allocation), with emphasis on technology and sustainability.
- **International Expansion**: Open to opportunities outside Mexico, but no concrete transactions yet.

Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte, S.A.B. de C.V. (OMAB) Q3 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Revenue Surge**: Aeronautical +17%, commercial +20% YoY, driven by restaurants and parking.
- **MDP Investment**: MXN 2.75B for infrastructure upgrades, 49% for Monterrey expansion.
- **Traffic Momentum**: 11% Q2 growth, mid-single-digit 2025 outlook despite airline constraints.
- **Financial Strength**: 19% EBITDA growth, 74.6% margin, 1x net debt ratio.
- **Dividend Policy**: Consistent 85-95% payout, supporting shareholder returns.

**【Management Opening Remarks】**
- **Leadership Changes**: Enrique Navarro retiring as COO; Raful Zacarias and Pierre Grosmaire appointed as new COO and CCO, respectively.
- **Debt Issuance**: Completed MXN 2.75B long-term notes to repay short-term debt and fund investments.
- **MDP Negotiation**: Submitted MDP proposal with MXN 2.75B investment, 49% allocated to Monterrey Airport for terminal expansion, taxiways, and tech upgrades. Tariff increase expected at low single-digit in real terms.
- **Traffic Growth**: Q2 passenger traffic +11% YoY (7.2M passengers), driven by domestic routes (+10%) and international routes (+19%), particularly from Monterrey to US cities.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- **Revenue Performance**: Aeronautical revenue +17% YoY, commercial revenue +20% YoY (restaurants +41%, parking +12%).
- **EBITDA**: Adjusted EBITDA MXN 2.6B (+19% YoY), margin 74.6%.
- **Cost Management**: Operating expenses +5.6% YoY, driven by payroll and contracted services.
- **Balance Sheet**: Net debt/EBITDA ratio 1x, cash position MXN 3.4B.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Traffic Outlook**: Expect mid-single-digit growth for 2025, despite airline capacity cuts.
- **Tariff Negotiation**: Low single-digit real increase expected, no airport-specific divergence.
- **Commercial Growth**: Restaurant and retail penetration driving non-aeronautical revenue; 96% commercial space occupancy.
- **Dividend Policy**: Maintain 85-95% payout ratio, aligning with net income growth.


Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte, S.A.B. de C.V. (OMAB) Q2 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **Passenger Growth Accelerates**: 9.1% YoY traffic driven by 13.4% capacity expansion, with strong domestic (8%) and international (15.1%) demand
- **Non-Aero Revenue Surge**: VIP lounges (+80%), restaurants (+32.8%), and retail (+50.9%) lead 20.9% non-aero growth
- **Profitability Strong**: EBITDA up 16% to Ps.2.4B, margin 74.9%, net debt/EBITDA 1x
- **Dividend Policy**: Ps.4.5B dividend declared, maintaining high payout ratio
- **Growth Outlook**: Mid-single digit traffic growth, cautious on macro but optimistic on non-aero expansion
- **Strategic Expansion**: Industrial park investments, new routes to US/Canada, and 2026 Monterrey retail openings

**【CEO Operational Highlights】**
- Q1 2025 passenger traffic reached 6.4 million, up 9.1% YoY, driven by 13.4% seat capacity increase.
- Domestic growth of 8% led by Monterrey Airport, with 285,000 new passengers on routes to Mexico City, Guadalajara, and others.
- International traffic rose 15.1%, with 132,000 new passengers on routes to US cities (San Antonio, Chicago, Los Angeles) and Canada.
- 16 new routes launched, 5 international, including San Francisco, Miami, and Denver.
- VivaAerobus (49% traffic share) +11% YoY, Volaris (22% share) +20% YoY.
- Adjusted EBITDA up 16% to Ps.2.4 billion, margin 74.9%.
- Capital expenditures Ps.502 million, including MDP investments and industrial park expansion.
- Dividend of Ps.4.5 billion declared for Q1.

**【CFO Financial Breakdown】**
- Aeronautical revenue +13.8% YoY, non-aero +20.9%, driven by:
  - VIP lounges +80% (Zihuatanejo Lounge contribution)
  - Restaurants +32.8% (new outlets in Monterrey, Juárez)
  - Retail +50.9% (new spaces in Juárez, Torreón)
- Diversification revenue +22% (OMA Carga cargo operations, industrial park leases)
- Construction revenue Ps.403 million (-60% YoY due to lower MDP execution)
- Operating expenses +10.2% YoY (security/cleaning costs, payroll)
- Net income Ps.1.3 billion (+19.7% YoY), cash flow Ps.1.9 billion
- Debt Ps.11.3 billion, net debt/EBITDA ratio 1x

**【Key Q&A Takeaways】**
- Traffic growth guidance: Mid-single digits YoY, cautious on macro conditions
- Dividend policy: Maintain high payout ratio (~70% of free cash flow)
- Non-aero growth: Expect similar Q1 levels in 2025, higher yields in 2026 with new Monterrey spaces
- MDP strategy: Focus on long-term traffic trends (15-year forecasts), not short-term volatility
- Industrial park expansion: 9,200m² warehouse completed, 5,000m² under construction
- Regulatory risk: No changes to Mexico City airport TUA adjustment mechanism

Grupo Aeroportuario del Centro Norte, S.A.B. de C.V. (OMAB) Q1 2025 Earnings Call Transcript

- **International Growth Dominance**: Q4 2024 international passenger traffic surged 26.4%, driving 15% full-year growth.\n- **Commercial Revenue Leap**: Commercial revenue per passenger reached Ps.60 (+17%), fueled by restaurant (+22%) and VIP lounge (+51%) expansions.\n- **Industrial Expansion Payoff**: Industrial services revenue skyrocketed 61% with 5 new warehouses operational.\n- **Sustainable Infrastructure**: All airports certified Level 3 Carbon Neutral, supporting 14M annual capacity at Monterrey.\n- **Financial Resilience**: EBITDA Ps.2.4B (73.8% margin), cash Ps.1.7B, and 1.1x net debt ratio.\n- **2025 Growth Path**: Mid-single-digit traffic growth expected, with 20+ new routes launching by mid-2025.\n- **CapEx Efficiency**: MDO plan to balance expansion with minimal tariff hikes, finalized by end-2025.

**【CEO Annual & Q4 Highlights】**
- **2024 Traffic Performance**: Total passenger traffic grew 4.6% Q4 YoY, driven by 26.4% international growth. Full-year international traffic rose 15%, offsetting 3.5% domestic decline.\n- **Commercial Success**: Commercial revenue per passenger hit Ps.60 in 2024 (+17%), with restaurants (+22%), VIP lounges (+51%), and parking (+33M) leading.\n- **Diversification Growth**: Industrial services revenue surged 61% (5 new warehouses), OMA Cargo expanded 22%, and hotels grew 20%.\n- **Infrastructure Expansion**: Monterrey Airport capacity increased to 14M passengers/year post-terminal expansion, with Phase 2 targeting 16M by 2026.\n- **Sustainability Milestone**: All 13 airports achieved Level 3 Carbon Accreditation, reducing emissions and enhancing operational efficiency.\n
**【CFO Financial Breakdown】**
- **Q4 2024 Results**: Total revenue Ps.3.3B (+13.6%), EBITDA Ps.2.4B (73.8% margin). Non-aero revenue rose 22%, driven by commercial (+19%) and industrial services (+130%).\n- **Cost Management**: Operating expenses grew 14.9%, offset by cost control efforts. Concession tax increased 97% due to rate hike, but 4% surplus will be recovered via tariffs starting 2026.\n- **Liquidity**: Cash balance Ps.1.7B post-dividend payment, debt Ps.11.5B with healthy 1.1x net debt/EBITDA ratio.\n
**【Q&A Key Takeaways】**
- **2025 Outlook**: Mid-single-digit traffic growth expected, with international routes (Monterrey-US) leading.\n- **MDO Negotiations**: CapEx plan to be finalized by end-2025, focusing on technical efficiency to minimize tariff impact.\n- **Commercial Upside**: Ps.60 commercial revenue per passenger to persist until 2026 expansion opens new spaces.\n- **Debt Strategy**: Short-term loans (Ps.600M) to fund Q1 2025 CapEx, refinanced with long-term debt mid-year.\n- **Risk Management**: Bad debt risk mitigated in industrial parks, with Ps.9.7M provision in Q4.

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