Spain's Abertis sells out of airports business with DCA disposal

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico SAB de CV

17/04/2015 07:40

MADRID, April 17 (Reuters) - Spanish infrastructure firm 
Abertis  ABE.MC  said on Friday it had reached a deal to sell 
its remaining stakes in airports to Mexico's Grupo Aeroportuario 
del Pacifico (GAP) for 177 million euros ($190.5 million). 
    Abertis - which will exit airports ventures entirely with 
this sale after several disposals in the past two years - said 
it would make a 40-million-euro capital gain from selling 
Desarollo de Concesiones Aeroportuarias (DCA) to GAP. 
    DCA has a 74.5 percent stake in the firm which runs Montego 
Bay airport in Jamaica, and a 14.77 percent stake in the one 
running Santiago de Chile's airport. ($1 = 0.9292 euros) 
 
 (Reporting by Sarah White and Jose Elias Rodriguez, Editing by 
Sonya Dowsett) 
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Keywords: ABERTIS AIRPORTS/