ASUR acquires shares of airports in Ecuador, Brazil and others

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ASUR acquires stake for US$936 millionón shareholding in 20 airports in Brazil, Ecuador, Curacao and Costa Rica.

Southeast Airport Group (ASSYRIAN) y Motivates Mobility Infrastructure (Motivates) announced today that they have reached a definitive purchase and sale agreement. Sayún the tséagreed terms, ASUR acquireá all of the shares issued and in circulationón of Participating Companyçõit's me concessionões (CPC), a wholly owned subsidiary of Motivates. You transact itón see cerró for a purchase price of R$5,000 million (ca.. US$936 million), which implies a total enterprise value of R$13.7 billion (ca.. US$2,566 million).

ASUR acquires 20 Motiva airports and consolidates itself as an operator líder in the Américh

It's an operationón grants ASUR control over an important portfolio of 20 concessioned airports distributed in Brazil, Ecuador, Costa Rica and Curaçto the. Among the assets máhighlights include the Quito International Airport, the international airport Juan Santamaríin San Joséé, the Cura International Airportçto the and Confins International Airport in Brazil, together with the Pampulha airport and the Bloco Sul and Bloco Central airport groups in said país. And téfinancial terms, this portfolio reportó an EBITDA of R$2,000 million (US$375 million) for the twelve month period ending on 30 September 2025 on a basis of 100% (and R$1,300 million proportional to the participationón CPC), with a net financial debt of R$6.3 billion (US$1.18 billion).

The acquisitionón represents a decisive step in the expansion strategyóASUR regional number, by incorporating four new markets in Américh Latin and Caribbean, including Brazil, the largest aviation marketón from the kingsón by passenger volume. This purchase addsá más de 45 millions of passengers 71 million that ASUR reportedó on 2024, consolidating the companyñías the airport operator líder in the Américh, sumáing to its current presence in México, Colombia and Puerto Rico. Además, asset profile is robust over the long term, given that 17 of the 20 airports have más de 15 añthe remaining ones in their concessions.

The closing of the transaction is expectedón occur during the first semester of 2026, subject to customary conditions precedent. Para finance the operationón, ASUR useá cash on hand and committed debt financing provided by JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. At áadvisor scopeía, J.P. Morgan Securities LLC actúas exclusive financial advisor, while firms like BMA Advogados, CorralRosales, Deloitte and other actsúeven as legal advisors.

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