Fraport's first-half net profit slumps on non-recurring items
Fraport said its net profit came in at 98.6 million euros ($113.93 million), compared with 160.8 million euros a year earlier.
Fraport, which operates 29 airports including in Delhi and New York, said the non-recurring effects in 2024 included a 28-million-euro coronavirus compensation payment for Fraport Greece and a 9.1-million-euro compensation for flood damage at Porto Alegre airport.
Adjusting for revenue from construction and expansion activities at its international subsidiaries, Fraport's group revenue rose 7.3% year-on-year to 1.9 billion euros in the first half of 2025.
The increase was supported by a 3.8% rise in passenger traffic across the group's global airport network, with particularly strong contributions from airports in Greece and Lima.
The group confirmed its forecast for the full year.
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