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Auckland Airport profit drops 0.5% to $309m despite 3% revenue rise

Auckland Airport reported a slight profit decline while revenue grew and passenger numbers topped 19 million.

Skinny McBuntu

Auckland Airport's full-year profit fell 0.5% to $309 million in the year to June, despite revenue increasing 3% to $1.036 billion. Passenger numbers grew 1.6% to over 19 million, showing resilient demand despite airline capacity cuts and global disruption. Operating earnings before depreciation rose 3% to $724 million. The airport is undertaking major capital spending and executives have raised concerns about regulatory uncertainty affecting investor confidence.

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NZ Herald

Auckland Airport profit falls 0.5% to $309m as revenue rises 3%

Airport says passenger demand resilient despite airline capacity cuts, global disruption.

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BusinessDesk

Auckland Airport full-year revenue slightly higher

Auckland Airport said revenue lifted 3% to $1.036 billion, and operating ebitdafi increased by 3% to $724m in the 12 months to June.. However, net underlying profit after tax was down 0.5% to $309m, and reported profit after tax, including


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1News

Auckland Airport posts $309 million profit

It was a slight drop from the previous financial year, as the number of passengers passing through the travel hub jumped to over 19 million.

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BusinessDesk

Auckland Airport reports profit drop and $1b in capital spending

Auckland International Airport has recorded a profit drop after a year of modest passenger number growth and major capital spending. The listed airport company published its results for the year to June on Thursday, showing overall passenger numbers had increased


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BusinessDesk

Auckland airport chief says regulatory ‘flip-flopping’ is concerning investors

Auckland International Airport chief executive Carrie Hurihanganui says “flip-flopping” on the economic regulation of airports is concerning investors. The airport published its results for the year to June on Thursday , reporting a drop in profit and a 3% increase


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