Fraport released its Q1 results which were above market expectations. It managed to keep its EBITDA in positive territory. Traffic on its assets continued to be under pressure except in China and Russia. Its restructuring programme is almost complete and the €250m p.a. savings may kick in from 2022. Fraport is in talks with government authorities about some relief and the ~€160m aid from the German government (almost finalised) could significantly boost EBITDA this year.

12 May 2021
Q1 21: government aid to boost EBITDA

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Q1 21: government aid to boost EBITDA
Fraport released its Q1 results which were above market expectations. It managed to keep its EBITDA in positive territory. Traffic on its assets continued to be under pressure except in China and Russia. Its restructuring programme is almost complete and the €250m p.a. savings may kick in from 2022. Fraport is in talks with government authorities about some relief and the ~€160m aid from the German government (almost finalised) could significantly boost EBITDA this year.