Mexico airport operator OMA to scale up with Vinci partnership
MONTERREY, Mexico Feb 17 (Reuters) - Mexican airport OMA
will scale up "to another level" thanks to a tie-up with
France's Vinci, OMA Chief Executive Ricardo Duenas said in a
release Friday.
In December, French construction and concessions firm Vinci
bought an almost-30% stake in OMA for $820 million.
(Reporting by Daniel Becerril in Monterrey, Mexico and Kylie
Madry in Mexico City; Editing by Brendan O'Boyle)
((Kylie.Madry@thomsonreuters.com;))
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