{"success":true,"data":{"pressRelease":{"id":"172952","rtpr_id":"nGNEc8ThBJ-20261019","ticker":"SGEF","exchange":"Euronext Paris","all_tickers":["SGEF"],"title":"REG-VINCI Airports – Traffic as of September 30, 2026","author":"Globe Newswire","published_at":"2026-10-19T15:45:00.178Z","article_body":"PRESS RELEASE\nNanterre, October 19, 2026\n\nVINCI Airports – Traffic as of September 30, 2026\n* Traffic slightly down in the third quarter and broadly stable at the end of\nSeptember 2026, despite ongoing disruptions\n* Mixed performance across the network\n* Several platforms in Europe and Latin America recorded solid growth, while\ngeopolitical disruptions in Asia and high kerosene prices impacted traffic at\ncertain airports\nIn the paragraphs below, and unless otherwise stated, variations refer to\ntraffic levels in the 3(rd) quarter of 2026 compared to the 3(rd) quarter of\n2025.\n\nIn the 3(rd) quarter of 2026, VINCI Airports welcomed 93.5 million passengers\nacross its airports, a slight decrease of -0.6%, compared with the third\nquarter of 2025. \nGeopolitical disruptions in Asia and high kerosene prices continued to impact\ntraffic at certain airports, an adverse effect largely offset by the strong\nmomentum of numerous platforms in Europe and Latin America.\nThis overall performance highlights the network’s sound geographic\ndiversification and its resilience to cyclical shocks.\n\nSeveral airports in the network thus continued their growth trajectory. In\nEurope, Budapest airport recorded very high passenger traffic during the\nsummer period (+12%), thanks to the increased offering of Wizz Air and Ryanair\nto Southern Europe. Belgrade airport confirmed its dynamism and role as a\nregional hub, with strong performance on routes to Western Europe. At\nEdinburgh airport, traffic growth this quarter was driven by increased\ncapacity from airlines such as Ryanair, easyJet, and Jet2, particularly to\nMediterranean destinations. In Portugal, strong performance continued: Porto\nand Faro stood out, with significant increases in passenger numbers this\nquarter (respectively +7.1% and +3.7%).\n\nIn the Cabo Verde archipelago, airports recorded a notable increase in traffic\ndriven by the strengthening of connections with Europe, in particular through\nnew routes operated by easyJet and TAP.\n\nIn Mexico, traffic growth was driven this quarter by strong domestic flights\nbetween regional airports. Meanwhile, Salvador Bahia airport in Brazil\nconfirmed its rise as a regional hub following investments by the airline GOL.\nIn the Caribbean, Dominican Republic airports saw significant growth thanks to\nconnections with Spain, other islands in the region, and Latin America.\n\nConversely, geopolitical disruptions continued to impact traffic at some\nairports. In Asia, tensions between China and Japan again weighed on the\ntrends of Japanese airports in the network (-8.8%). In this context, Cambodia\nalso recorded a decline in traffic, linked to decreased demand from China and\nThailand. In Chile, Santiago Airport saw its traffic contract, mainly due to\nunfavorable fuel price trends and flight adjustments for the Southern\nhemisphere's winter season.\n\nFinally, the decline in traffic at London Gatwick eased this quarter (-2.9%).\nThis trend reflects the continued effects of the restructuring of the\nmedium-haul offering of low-cost carriers, partially offset by strong results\nduring the summer, particularly to Spain, and by the five new aircraft based\nby the company Jet2.\n\nAbout VINCI Airports\nVINCI Airports, as the leading private airport operator in the world, manages\nthe development and operation of more than 70 airports located in 14\ncountries. VINCI Airports draws on its expertise as a comprehensive integrator\nto develop, finance, build and operate airports, leveraging its investment\ncapability and know-how to optimise operational performance and modernise\ninfrastructure while bringing about their environmental transition. In 2016,\nVINCI Airports became the first airport operator to commit to an international\nenvironmental strategy, setting itself the aim of reaching zero net emissions\n(scope 1 and 2) across the network by 2050 while supporting its\nstakeholders’ transition. \nFor more information:\nwww.vinci-airports.com \nhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/vinci-airports/\n\nAbout VINCI\nVINCI is a world leader in concessions, energy solutions and construction,\nemploying 294,000 people in more than 120 countries. We design, finance, build\nand operate infrastructure and facilities that help improve daily life and\nmobility for all. Because we believe in all-round performance, above and\nbeyond economic and financial results, we are committed to operating in an\nenvironmentally and socially responsible manner. And because our projects are\nin the public interest, we consider that reaching out to all our stakeholders\nand engaging in dialogue with them is essential in the conduct of our business\nactivities. VINCI’s ambition is to create long-term value for its customers,\nshareholders, employees, partners and society in general. www.vinci.com\n\nAppendix – Passenger traffic and commercial movements as of September 30,\n2026\n\nI-      Trends in passenger traffic at VINCI Airports (1)\n\n \n September 2026 Q3 2026 YTD at the end of September 2026 \n % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 \n VINCI Airports -1.5% -0.6% -0.2% \n Portugal (ANA) +1.9% +2.1% +2.4% \n United Kingdom -1.8% -0.8% -1.2% \n France -3.6% -1.2% -1.7% \n Serbia +6.3% +6.7% +7.0% \n Hungary +8.8% +12% +8.1% \n Mexico (OMA) -5.0% +1.2% +2.1% \n United States of America -10% -14% -11% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom) +6.2% +4.9% +8.4% \n Costa Rica +14% +5.6% +9.9% \n Chile (Nuevo Pudahuel) -0.7% -2.2% -2.3% \n Brazil -3.4% -0.1% +3.3% \n Japan (Kansai Airports) -7.7% -8.8% -6.8% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports) -23% -20% -12% \n Cabo Verde +8.8% +5.5% +9.4% \n\n(1 )Data at 100%, irrespective of percentage held, including airport passenger\nnumbers over the full period.\n\nII-      Trends in commercial movements (ATM) at VINCI Airports²\n\n September 2026 Q3 2026 YTD at the end of September 2026 \n % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 \n VINCI Airports -1.8% -1.0% -1.5% \n Portugal (ANA) +0.3% +1.1% +1.1% \n United Kingdom -0.9% +0.3% -0.5% \n France -4.0% -1.7% -1.2% \n Serbia +3.5% +3.4% +3.7% \n Hungary +6.2% +6.1% +4.7% \n Mexico (OMA) -9.3% -2.2% -0.9% \n United States of America -0.9% -4.9% -15% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom) +5.1% +3.6% +5.0% \n Costa Rica +20% +7.0% +19% \n Chile (Nuevo Pudahuel) -2.8% -2.1% -2.3% \n Brazil +3.0% +3.2% +2.6% \n Japan (Kansai Airports) -7.0% -8.8% -8.6% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports) -15% -9.6% -4.7% \n Cabo Verde +22% +8.2% +12% \n\n(2 )Data at 100%, irrespective of percentage held, including commercial\nmovements over the full period.\n\nIII-      Passenger traffic by airport\n\n In thousands of passengers VINCI Airports share (%) Q3 2026 % change 2026 / 2025 YTD at the end of September (9 months) % change 2026 / 2025 \n Portugal (ANA), of which \n Lisbon (LIS) 100 10,213 -0.2% 27,656 +0.7% \n Porto (OPO) 100 5,433 +7.1% 13,883 +7.1% \n Faro (FAO) 100 3,994 +3.7% 8,788 +3.7% \n Madeira (FNC, PXO) 100 1,721 +3.0% 4,490 +3.0% \n Azores (FLW, HOR, SMA, PDL) 100 1,156 -6.4% 2,516 -8.0% \n TOTAL 22,518 +2.1% 57,336 +2.4% \n United Kingdom, of which \n Gatwick (LGW) 50.01 12,861 -2.9% 31,917 -4.0% \n Edinburgh (EDI) 50.01 5,403 +4.3% 13,596 +5.0% \n Belfast (BFS) 100 1,986 +0.0% 5,204 +1.2% \n TOTAL 20,251 -0.8% 50,718 -1.2% \n France, of which \n Lyon-Saint Exupéry (LYS) & Lyon-Bron (LYN) 30.6 2,892 -1.4% 8,049 -1.7% \n Nantes Atlantique (NTE) 85 2,143 -0.5% 5,525 -1.2% \n Rennes Bretagne (RNS) 49 153 +18% 410 +7.9% \n Chambéry Savoie Mont Blanc (CMF) 100 0 -52% 171 +3.5% \n Toulon Hyères (TLN) 100 87 -6.1% 190 -6.0% \n Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne (CFE) 100 38 -42% 122 -37% \n Annecy (NCY) 100 1 +54% 4 +24% \n 0,099284798 TOTAL 5,316 -1.2% 14,480 -1.7% \n Serbia \n Belgrade (BEG) 100 3,075 +6.7% 7,276 +7.0% \n TOTAL 3,075 +6.7% 7,276 +7.0% \n Hungary \n Budapest (BUD) 20 6,218 +12% 15,759 +8.1% \n TOTAL 6,218 +12% 15,759 +8.1% \n Mexico (OMA), of which \n Monterrey (MTY) 29.99 4,167 -2.3% 11,721 +1.0% \n Chihuahua (CUU) 29.99 553 +4.5% 1,503 +5.4% \n Ciudad Juarez (CJS) 29.99 537 -5.1% 1,527 -3.7% \n Culiacan (CUL) 29.99 561 -0.0% 1,609 -3.2% \n Mazatlán (MZT) 29.99 411 +1.3% 1,252 -5.0% \n Acapulco (ACA) 29.99 187 +15% 557 +12% \n San Luis Potosi (SLP) 29.99 297 +28% 733 +22% \n Torreon (TRC) 29.99 245 +8.6% 659 +5.2% \n Zihuatanejo (ZIH) 29.99 158 +0.6% 569 +5.5% \n Durango (DGO) 29.99 192 +33% 503 +25% \n Zacatecas (ZCL) 29.99 131 +12% 347 +13% \n Tampico (TAM) 29.99 168 +5.8% 487 +9.8% \n Reynosa (REX) 29.99 126 +9.7% 324 +0.6% \n TOTAL 7,733 +1.2% 21,791 +2.1% \n United States of America, of which \n Hollywood Burbank (BUR) MC* 1,477 -9.5% 4,256 -8.9% \n Atlantic City (ACY) MC* 138 -45% 491 -26% \n TOTAL 1,615 -14% 4,747 -11% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom), of which \n Santo Domingo (SDQ) 100 1,504 +3.0% 4,252 +7.2% \n Puerto Plata (POP) 100 145 +11% 673 +7.3% \n Samana (AZS) 100 34 x2.2 132 +87% \n La Isabela (JBQ) 100 14 +28% 34 +9.3% \n TOTAL 1,697 +4.9% 5,090 +8.4% \n Costa Rica \n Guanacaste (LIR) 45 371 +5.6% 1,696 +9.9% \n TOTAL 371 +5.6% 1,696 +9.9% \n Chili (Nuevo Pudahuel) \n Santiago (SCL) 40 6,369 -2.2% 19,456 -2.3% \n TOTAL 6,369 -2.2% 19,456 -2.3% \n Brazil, of which \n Salvador (SSA) 100 2,141 +4.0% 6,404 +8.8% \n Manaus (MAO) 100 811 -11% 2,405 -3.7% \n Porto Velho (PVH) 100 158 -3.8% 452 -7.8% \n Boa Vista (BVB) 100 118 +21% 316 +0.4% \n TOTAL 3,386 -0.1% 10,020 +3.3% \n Japan (Kansai Airports), of which \n Kansai (KIX) 40 7,567 -13% 22,683 -11% \n Itami (ITM) 40 4,168 -4.4% 11,910 -0.9% \n Kobe (UKB) 40 1,202 +7.2% 3,177 +6.0% \n TOTAL 12,937 -8.8% 37,770 -6.8% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports), of which \n Phnom Penh (KTI) MC* 1,005 x3.3 3,413 x11 \n Sihanoukville (KOS) 70 55 +37% 196 +83% \n TOTAL 1,059 -20% 3,609 -12% \n Cabo Verde, of which \n Praia (RAI) 100 236 +16% 638 +15% \n Sal (SID) 100 412 +3.9% 1,244 +7.4% \n São Vicente (VXE) 100 110 +29% 319 +24% \n Boa Vista (BVC) 100 136 -20% 475 -2.6% \n TOTAL 933 +5.5% 2,782 +9.4% \n Total VINCI Airports 93,478 -0.6% 252,530 -0.2% \n\n* MC: Management Contract\n\nIV-      Commercial movements by airport\n\n Commercial flights (ATM) VINCI Airports share (%) Q3 2026 % change 2026 / 2025 YTD at the end of September (9 months) % change 2026 / 2025 \n Portugal (ANA), of which \n Lisbon (LIS) 100 61,568 -0.3% 171,296 -0.2% \n Porto (OPO) 100 33,896 +5.6% 88,126 +5.4% \n Faro (FAO) 100 24,734 +1.8% 55,981 +2.7% \n Madeira (FNC, PXO) 100 11,335 +1.4% 30,091 +1.5% \n Azores (FLW, HOR, SMA, PDL) 100 12,843 -4.6% 28,594 -6.5% \n TOTAL 144,678 +1.1% 374,637 +1.1% \n United Kingdom, of which \n Gatwick (LGW) 50.01 76,948 +0.2% 197,509 -1.3% \n Edinburgh (EDI) 50.01 37,107 +1.9% 97,288 +2.3% \n Belfast (BFS) 100 15,798 -2.5% 43,505 -2.6% \n TOTAL 129,853 +0.3% 338,302 -0.5% \n France, of which \n Lyon-Saint Exupéry (LYS) & Lyon-Bron (LYN) 30.6 25,415 -2.3% 74,051 -2.1% \n Nantes Atlantique (NTE) 85 15,066 +0.1% 40,035 +0.6% \n Rennes Bretagne (RNS) 49 2,013 -4.0% 5,842 -4.2% \n Chambéry Savoie Mont Blanc (CMF) 100 149 -42% 5,104 -4.6% \n Toulon Hyères (TLN) 100 3,945 -0.2% 7,702 +2.6% \n Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne (CFE) 100 990 -11% 3,081 -11% \n Annecy (NCY) 100 492 +28% 2,104 +20% \n TOTAL 48,735 -1.7% 139,852 -1.2% \n Serbia \n Belgrade (BEG) 100 28,137 +3.4% 70,899 +3.7% \n TOTAL 28,137 +3.4% 70,899 +3.7% \n Hungary \n Budapest (BUD) 20 39,958 +6.1% 107,417 +4.7% \n TOTAL 39,958 +6.1% 107,417 +4.7% \n Mexico (OMA), of which \n Monterrey (MTY) 29.99 31,176 -5.8% 92,148 -2.7% \n Chihuahua (CUU) 29.99 5,658 -1.5% 16,393 +3.3% \n Ciudad Juarez (CJS) 29.99 4,235 -11% 12,468 -11% \n Culiacan (CUL) 29.99 4,872 -1.2% 14,019 -5.2% \n Mazatlán (MZT) 29.99 3,463 -4.5% 11,153 -5.6% \n Acapulco (ACA) 29.99 1,953 +14% 6,619 +16% \n San Luis Potosi (SLP) 29.99 3,967 -3.7% 11,848 -2.6% \n Torreon (TRC) 29.99 2,880 +6.1% 8,495 +3.7% \n Zihuatanejo (ZIH) 29.99 1,478 +0.7% 5,714 +6.7% \n Durango (DGO) 29.99 2,745 +20% 7,568 +9.1% \n Zacatecas (ZCL) 29.99 1,260 +4.8% 3,573 +11% \n Tampico (TAM) 29.99 2,343 +20% 6,913 +21% \n Reynosa (REX) 29.99 943 +14% 2,527 -8.4% \n TOTAL 66,973 -2.2% 199,438 -0.9% \n United States of America, of which \n Hollywood Burbank (BUR) MC* 29,643 -1.5% 87,592 -15% \n Atlantic City (ACY) MC* 1,873 -38% 6,123 -19% \n TOTAL 31,516 -4.9% 93,715 -15% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom), of which \n Santo Domingo (SDQ) 100 11,616 -1.4% 33,952 +2.7% \n Puerto Plata (POP) 100 1,114 +19% 4,565 +9.7% \n Samana (AZS) 100 222 x2.5 959 +80% \n La Isabela (JBQ) 100 1,284 +37% 3,362 +10% \n TOTAL 14,238 +3.6% 42,842 +5.0% \n Costa Rica \n Guanacaste (LIR) 45 4,598 +7.0% 20,174 +19% \n TOTAL 4,598 +7.0% 20,174 +19% \n Chili (Nuevo Pudahuel) \n Santiago (SCL) 40 38,152 -2.1% 115,587 -2.3% \n TOTAL 38,152 -2.1% 115,587 -2.3% \n Brazil, of which \n Salvador (SSA) 100 15,591 +6.9% 46,089 +8.4% \n Manaus (MAO) 100 7,776 -4.4% 22,837 -2.7% \n Porto Velho (PVH) 100 1,170 +7.3% 3,347 -5.8% \n Boa Vista (BVB) 100 753 +27% 2,062 +2.9% \n TOTAL 26,628 +3.2% 77,944 +2.6% \n Japan (Kansai Airports), of which \n Kansai (KIX) 40 46,140 -16% 135,322 -15% \n Itami (ITM) 40 35,357 -0.6% 103,008 -0.6% \n Kobe (UKB) 40 9,542 +0.9% 27,117 +0.4% \n TOTAL 91,039 -8.8% 265,447 -8.6% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports), of which \n Phnom Penh (KTI) MC* 10,279 x3.5 32,522 x11 \n Sihanoukville (KOS) 70 788 +16% 2,588 +40% \n TOTAL 11,067 -9.6% 35,110 -4.7% \n Cabo Verde, of which \n Praia (RAI) 100 2,642 +12% 7,568 +9.9% \n Sal (SID) 100 4,012 +7.9% 12,488 +14% \n São Vicente (VXE) 100 1,214 +15% 3,687 +15% \n Boa Vista (BVC) 100 1,145 -11% 3,821 +1.1% \n TOTAL 9,655 +8.2% 29,434 +12% \n Total VINCI Airports 685,227 -1.0% 1,910,798 -1.5% \n\n* MC: Management Contract\n\n  \n\n \n\n\n\nThis press release is an official information document of the VINCI Group.\n\nPRESS CONTACT\nVINCI Press Department\nTel: +33 (0)1 57 98 62 88\nmedia.relations@vinci.com\n\n \n\nAttachment\n* vinci-airports-traffic-as-of-30-september-2026\n(https://ml-eu.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/35830319-3322-460c-9b6b-bd29981226dd)","article_body_html":"","raw_payload":{"data":{"id":"nGNEc8ThBJ-20261019","title":"REG-VINCI Airports – Traffic as of September 30, 2026","author":"Globe Newswire","ticker":"SGEF","created":"2026-10-19T15:45:00.178Z","tickers":["SGEF"],"exchange":"Euronext Paris","article_body":"PRESS RELEASE\nNanterre, October 19, 2026\n\nVINCI Airports – Traffic as of September 30, 2026\n* Traffic slightly down in the third quarter and broadly stable at the end of\nSeptember 2026, despite ongoing disruptions\n* Mixed performance across the network\n* Several platforms in Europe and Latin America recorded solid growth, while\ngeopolitical disruptions in Asia and high kerosene prices impacted traffic at\ncertain airports\nIn the paragraphs below, and unless otherwise stated, variations refer to\ntraffic levels in the 3(rd) quarter of 2026 compared to the 3(rd) quarter of\n2025.\n\nIn the 3(rd) quarter of 2026, VINCI Airports welcomed 93.5 million passengers\nacross its airports, a slight decrease of -0.6%, compared with the third\nquarter of 2025. \nGeopolitical disruptions in Asia and high kerosene prices continued to impact\ntraffic at certain airports, an adverse effect largely offset by the strong\nmomentum of numerous platforms in Europe and Latin America.\nThis overall performance highlights the network’s sound geographic\ndiversification and its resilience to cyclical shocks.\n\nSeveral airports in the network thus continued their growth trajectory. In\nEurope, Budapest airport recorded very high passenger traffic during the\nsummer period (+12%), thanks to the increased offering of Wizz Air and Ryanair\nto Southern Europe. Belgrade airport confirmed its dynamism and role as a\nregional hub, with strong performance on routes to Western Europe. At\nEdinburgh airport, traffic growth this quarter was driven by increased\ncapacity from airlines such as Ryanair, easyJet, and Jet2, particularly to\nMediterranean destinations. In Portugal, strong performance continued: Porto\nand Faro stood out, with significant increases in passenger numbers this\nquarter (respectively +7.1% and +3.7%).\n\nIn the Cabo Verde archipelago, airports recorded a notable increase in traffic\ndriven by the strengthening of connections with Europe, in particular through\nnew routes operated by easyJet and TAP.\n\nIn Mexico, traffic growth was driven this quarter by strong domestic flights\nbetween regional airports. Meanwhile, Salvador Bahia airport in Brazil\nconfirmed its rise as a regional hub following investments by the airline GOL.\nIn the Caribbean, Dominican Republic airports saw significant growth thanks to\nconnections with Spain, other islands in the region, and Latin America.\n\nConversely, geopolitical disruptions continued to impact traffic at some\nairports. In Asia, tensions between China and Japan again weighed on the\ntrends of Japanese airports in the network (-8.8%). In this context, Cambodia\nalso recorded a decline in traffic, linked to decreased demand from China and\nThailand. In Chile, Santiago Airport saw its traffic contract, mainly due to\nunfavorable fuel price trends and flight adjustments for the Southern\nhemisphere's winter season.\n\nFinally, the decline in traffic at London Gatwick eased this quarter (-2.9%).\nThis trend reflects the continued effects of the restructuring of the\nmedium-haul offering of low-cost carriers, partially offset by strong results\nduring the summer, particularly to Spain, and by the five new aircraft based\nby the company Jet2.\n\nAbout VINCI Airports\nVINCI Airports, as the leading private airport operator in the world, manages\nthe development and operation of more than 70 airports located in 14\ncountries. VINCI Airports draws on its expertise as a comprehensive integrator\nto develop, finance, build and operate airports, leveraging its investment\ncapability and know-how to optimise operational performance and modernise\ninfrastructure while bringing about their environmental transition. In 2016,\nVINCI Airports became the first airport operator to commit to an international\nenvironmental strategy, setting itself the aim of reaching zero net emissions\n(scope 1 and 2) across the network by 2050 while supporting its\nstakeholders’ transition. \nFor more information:\nwww.vinci-airports.com \nhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/vinci-airports/\n\nAbout VINCI\nVINCI is a world leader in concessions, energy solutions and construction,\nemploying 294,000 people in more than 120 countries. We design, finance, build\nand operate infrastructure and facilities that help improve daily life and\nmobility for all. Because we believe in all-round performance, above and\nbeyond economic and financial results, we are committed to operating in an\nenvironmentally and socially responsible manner. And because our projects are\nin the public interest, we consider that reaching out to all our stakeholders\nand engaging in dialogue with them is essential in the conduct of our business\nactivities. VINCI’s ambition is to create long-term value for its customers,\nshareholders, employees, partners and society in general. www.vinci.com\n\nAppendix – Passenger traffic and commercial movements as of September 30,\n2026\n\nI-      Trends in passenger traffic at VINCI Airports (1)\n\n \n September 2026 Q3 2026 YTD at the end of September 2026 \n % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 \n VINCI Airports -1.5% -0.6% -0.2% \n Portugal (ANA) +1.9% +2.1% +2.4% \n United Kingdom -1.8% -0.8% -1.2% \n France -3.6% -1.2% -1.7% \n Serbia +6.3% +6.7% +7.0% \n Hungary +8.8% +12% +8.1% \n Mexico (OMA) -5.0% +1.2% +2.1% \n United States of America -10% -14% -11% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom) +6.2% +4.9% +8.4% \n Costa Rica +14% +5.6% +9.9% \n Chile (Nuevo Pudahuel) -0.7% -2.2% -2.3% \n Brazil -3.4% -0.1% +3.3% \n Japan (Kansai Airports) -7.7% -8.8% -6.8% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports) -23% -20% -12% \n Cabo Verde +8.8% +5.5% +9.4% \n\n(1 )Data at 100%, irrespective of percentage held, including airport passenger\nnumbers over the full period.\n\nII-      Trends in commercial movements (ATM) at VINCI Airports²\n\n September 2026 Q3 2026 YTD at the end of September 2026 \n % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 % Change 2026 / 2025 \n VINCI Airports -1.8% -1.0% -1.5% \n Portugal (ANA) +0.3% +1.1% +1.1% \n United Kingdom -0.9% +0.3% -0.5% \n France -4.0% -1.7% -1.2% \n Serbia +3.5% +3.4% +3.7% \n Hungary +6.2% +6.1% +4.7% \n Mexico (OMA) -9.3% -2.2% -0.9% \n United States of America -0.9% -4.9% -15% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom) +5.1% +3.6% +5.0% \n Costa Rica +20% +7.0% +19% \n Chile (Nuevo Pudahuel) -2.8% -2.1% -2.3% \n Brazil +3.0% +3.2% +2.6% \n Japan (Kansai Airports) -7.0% -8.8% -8.6% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports) -15% -9.6% -4.7% \n Cabo Verde +22% +8.2% +12% \n\n(2 )Data at 100%, irrespective of percentage held, including commercial\nmovements over the full period.\n\nIII-      Passenger traffic by airport\n\n In thousands of passengers VINCI Airports share (%) Q3 2026 % change 2026 / 2025 YTD at the end of September (9 months) % change 2026 / 2025 \n Portugal (ANA), of which \n Lisbon (LIS) 100 10,213 -0.2% 27,656 +0.7% \n Porto (OPO) 100 5,433 +7.1% 13,883 +7.1% \n Faro (FAO) 100 3,994 +3.7% 8,788 +3.7% \n Madeira (FNC, PXO) 100 1,721 +3.0% 4,490 +3.0% \n Azores (FLW, HOR, SMA, PDL) 100 1,156 -6.4% 2,516 -8.0% \n TOTAL 22,518 +2.1% 57,336 +2.4% \n United Kingdom, of which \n Gatwick (LGW) 50.01 12,861 -2.9% 31,917 -4.0% \n Edinburgh (EDI) 50.01 5,403 +4.3% 13,596 +5.0% \n Belfast (BFS) 100 1,986 +0.0% 5,204 +1.2% \n TOTAL 20,251 -0.8% 50,718 -1.2% \n France, of which \n Lyon-Saint Exupéry (LYS) & Lyon-Bron (LYN) 30.6 2,892 -1.4% 8,049 -1.7% \n Nantes Atlantique (NTE) 85 2,143 -0.5% 5,525 -1.2% \n Rennes Bretagne (RNS) 49 153 +18% 410 +7.9% \n Chambéry Savoie Mont Blanc (CMF) 100 0 -52% 171 +3.5% \n Toulon Hyères (TLN) 100 87 -6.1% 190 -6.0% \n Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne (CFE) 100 38 -42% 122 -37% \n Annecy (NCY) 100 1 +54% 4 +24% \n 0,099284798 TOTAL 5,316 -1.2% 14,480 -1.7% \n Serbia \n Belgrade (BEG) 100 3,075 +6.7% 7,276 +7.0% \n TOTAL 3,075 +6.7% 7,276 +7.0% \n Hungary \n Budapest (BUD) 20 6,218 +12% 15,759 +8.1% \n TOTAL 6,218 +12% 15,759 +8.1% \n Mexico (OMA), of which \n Monterrey (MTY) 29.99 4,167 -2.3% 11,721 +1.0% \n Chihuahua (CUU) 29.99 553 +4.5% 1,503 +5.4% \n Ciudad Juarez (CJS) 29.99 537 -5.1% 1,527 -3.7% \n Culiacan (CUL) 29.99 561 -0.0% 1,609 -3.2% \n Mazatlán (MZT) 29.99 411 +1.3% 1,252 -5.0% \n Acapulco (ACA) 29.99 187 +15% 557 +12% \n San Luis Potosi (SLP) 29.99 297 +28% 733 +22% \n Torreon (TRC) 29.99 245 +8.6% 659 +5.2% \n Zihuatanejo (ZIH) 29.99 158 +0.6% 569 +5.5% \n Durango (DGO) 29.99 192 +33% 503 +25% \n Zacatecas (ZCL) 29.99 131 +12% 347 +13% \n Tampico (TAM) 29.99 168 +5.8% 487 +9.8% \n Reynosa (REX) 29.99 126 +9.7% 324 +0.6% \n TOTAL 7,733 +1.2% 21,791 +2.1% \n United States of America, of which \n Hollywood Burbank (BUR) MC* 1,477 -9.5% 4,256 -8.9% \n Atlantic City (ACY) MC* 138 -45% 491 -26% \n TOTAL 1,615 -14% 4,747 -11% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom), of which \n Santo Domingo (SDQ) 100 1,504 +3.0% 4,252 +7.2% \n Puerto Plata (POP) 100 145 +11% 673 +7.3% \n Samana (AZS) 100 34 x2.2 132 +87% \n La Isabela (JBQ) 100 14 +28% 34 +9.3% \n TOTAL 1,697 +4.9% 5,090 +8.4% \n Costa Rica \n Guanacaste (LIR) 45 371 +5.6% 1,696 +9.9% \n TOTAL 371 +5.6% 1,696 +9.9% \n Chili (Nuevo Pudahuel) \n Santiago (SCL) 40 6,369 -2.2% 19,456 -2.3% \n TOTAL 6,369 -2.2% 19,456 -2.3% \n Brazil, of which \n Salvador (SSA) 100 2,141 +4.0% 6,404 +8.8% \n Manaus (MAO) 100 811 -11% 2,405 -3.7% \n Porto Velho (PVH) 100 158 -3.8% 452 -7.8% \n Boa Vista (BVB) 100 118 +21% 316 +0.4% \n TOTAL 3,386 -0.1% 10,020 +3.3% \n Japan (Kansai Airports), of which \n Kansai (KIX) 40 7,567 -13% 22,683 -11% \n Itami (ITM) 40 4,168 -4.4% 11,910 -0.9% \n Kobe (UKB) 40 1,202 +7.2% 3,177 +6.0% \n TOTAL 12,937 -8.8% 37,770 -6.8% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports), of which \n Phnom Penh (KTI) MC* 1,005 x3.3 3,413 x11 \n Sihanoukville (KOS) 70 55 +37% 196 +83% \n TOTAL 1,059 -20% 3,609 -12% \n Cabo Verde, of which \n Praia (RAI) 100 236 +16% 638 +15% \n Sal (SID) 100 412 +3.9% 1,244 +7.4% \n São Vicente (VXE) 100 110 +29% 319 +24% \n Boa Vista (BVC) 100 136 -20% 475 -2.6% \n TOTAL 933 +5.5% 2,782 +9.4% \n Total VINCI Airports 93,478 -0.6% 252,530 -0.2% \n\n* MC: Management Contract\n\nIV-      Commercial movements by airport\n\n Commercial flights (ATM) VINCI Airports share (%) Q3 2026 % change 2026 / 2025 YTD at the end of September (9 months) % change 2026 / 2025 \n Portugal (ANA), of which \n Lisbon (LIS) 100 61,568 -0.3% 171,296 -0.2% \n Porto (OPO) 100 33,896 +5.6% 88,126 +5.4% \n Faro (FAO) 100 24,734 +1.8% 55,981 +2.7% \n Madeira (FNC, PXO) 100 11,335 +1.4% 30,091 +1.5% \n Azores (FLW, HOR, SMA, PDL) 100 12,843 -4.6% 28,594 -6.5% \n TOTAL 144,678 +1.1% 374,637 +1.1% \n United Kingdom, of which \n Gatwick (LGW) 50.01 76,948 +0.2% 197,509 -1.3% \n Edinburgh (EDI) 50.01 37,107 +1.9% 97,288 +2.3% \n Belfast (BFS) 100 15,798 -2.5% 43,505 -2.6% \n TOTAL 129,853 +0.3% 338,302 -0.5% \n France, of which \n Lyon-Saint Exupéry (LYS) & Lyon-Bron (LYN) 30.6 25,415 -2.3% 74,051 -2.1% \n Nantes Atlantique (NTE) 85 15,066 +0.1% 40,035 +0.6% \n Rennes Bretagne (RNS) 49 2,013 -4.0% 5,842 -4.2% \n Chambéry Savoie Mont Blanc (CMF) 100 149 -42% 5,104 -4.6% \n Toulon Hyères (TLN) 100 3,945 -0.2% 7,702 +2.6% \n Clermont-Ferrand Auvergne (CFE) 100 990 -11% 3,081 -11% \n Annecy (NCY) 100 492 +28% 2,104 +20% \n TOTAL 48,735 -1.7% 139,852 -1.2% \n Serbia \n Belgrade (BEG) 100 28,137 +3.4% 70,899 +3.7% \n TOTAL 28,137 +3.4% 70,899 +3.7% \n Hungary \n Budapest (BUD) 20 39,958 +6.1% 107,417 +4.7% \n TOTAL 39,958 +6.1% 107,417 +4.7% \n Mexico (OMA), of which \n Monterrey (MTY) 29.99 31,176 -5.8% 92,148 -2.7% \n Chihuahua (CUU) 29.99 5,658 -1.5% 16,393 +3.3% \n Ciudad Juarez (CJS) 29.99 4,235 -11% 12,468 -11% \n Culiacan (CUL) 29.99 4,872 -1.2% 14,019 -5.2% \n Mazatlán (MZT) 29.99 3,463 -4.5% 11,153 -5.6% \n Acapulco (ACA) 29.99 1,953 +14% 6,619 +16% \n San Luis Potosi (SLP) 29.99 3,967 -3.7% 11,848 -2.6% \n Torreon (TRC) 29.99 2,880 +6.1% 8,495 +3.7% \n Zihuatanejo (ZIH) 29.99 1,478 +0.7% 5,714 +6.7% \n Durango (DGO) 29.99 2,745 +20% 7,568 +9.1% \n Zacatecas (ZCL) 29.99 1,260 +4.8% 3,573 +11% \n Tampico (TAM) 29.99 2,343 +20% 6,913 +21% \n Reynosa (REX) 29.99 943 +14% 2,527 -8.4% \n TOTAL 66,973 -2.2% 199,438 -0.9% \n United States of America, of which \n Hollywood Burbank (BUR) MC* 29,643 -1.5% 87,592 -15% \n Atlantic City (ACY) MC* 1,873 -38% 6,123 -19% \n TOTAL 31,516 -4.9% 93,715 -15% \n Dominican Republic (Aerodom), of which \n Santo Domingo (SDQ) 100 11,616 -1.4% 33,952 +2.7% \n Puerto Plata (POP) 100 1,114 +19% 4,565 +9.7% \n Samana (AZS) 100 222 x2.5 959 +80% \n La Isabela (JBQ) 100 1,284 +37% 3,362 +10% \n TOTAL 14,238 +3.6% 42,842 +5.0% \n Costa Rica \n Guanacaste (LIR) 45 4,598 +7.0% 20,174 +19% \n TOTAL 4,598 +7.0% 20,174 +19% \n Chili (Nuevo Pudahuel) \n Santiago (SCL) 40 38,152 -2.1% 115,587 -2.3% \n TOTAL 38,152 -2.1% 115,587 -2.3% \n Brazil, of which \n Salvador (SSA) 100 15,591 +6.9% 46,089 +8.4% \n Manaus (MAO) 100 7,776 -4.4% 22,837 -2.7% \n Porto Velho (PVH) 100 1,170 +7.3% 3,347 -5.8% \n Boa Vista (BVB) 100 753 +27% 2,062 +2.9% \n TOTAL 26,628 +3.2% 77,944 +2.6% \n Japan (Kansai Airports), of which \n Kansai (KIX) 40 46,140 -16% 135,322 -15% \n Itami (ITM) 40 35,357 -0.6% 103,008 -0.6% \n Kobe (UKB) 40 9,542 +0.9% 27,117 +0.4% \n TOTAL 91,039 -8.8% 265,447 -8.6% \n Cambodia (Cambodia Airports), of which \n Phnom Penh (KTI) MC* 10,279 x3.5 32,522 x11 \n Sihanoukville (KOS) 70 788 +16% 2,588 +40% \n TOTAL 11,067 -9.6% 35,110 -4.7% \n Cabo Verde, of which \n Praia (RAI) 100 2,642 +12% 7,568 +9.9% \n Sal (SID) 100 4,012 +7.9% 12,488 +14% \n São Vicente (VXE) 100 1,214 +15% 3,687 +15% \n Boa Vista (BVC) 100 1,145 -11% 3,821 +1.1% \n TOTAL 9,655 +8.2% 29,434 +12% \n Total VINCI Airports 685,227 -1.0% 1,910,798 -1.5% \n\n* MC: Management Contract\n\n  \n\n \n\n\n\nThis press release is an official information document of the VINCI Group.\n\nPRESS CONTACT\nVINCI Press Department\nTel: +33 (0)1 57 98 62 88\nmedia.relations@vinci.com\n\n \n\nAttachment\n* vinci-airports-traffic-as-of-30-september-2026\n(https://ml-eu.globenewswire.com/Resource/Download/35830319-3322-460c-9b6b-bd29981226dd)"},"type":"article","timestamp":"2026-10-19T15:45:00.267157667Z","server_sent_at_ms":1792424700267},"received_at":"2026-10-19T15:45:00.424Z","source_url":null},"analysis":{"id":"161063","press_release_id":"172952","analysis_json":{"industry":{"label":"Construction & Engineering","sector":"Industrials"},"redFlags":["US traffic down 14% and Cambodia down 20% in Q3","Japan traffic -8.8% on prolonged China-Japan geopolitical tensions","High kerosene prices cited as an ongoing headwind"],"eventType":"operations_update","narrative":"VINCI Airports reported Q3 2026 traffic of 93.5 million passengers, down 0.6% 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