We expect travel improvement as the platform scales, supported by the new commercial openings in Terminal 8 and the upcoming opening of the Terminal 1 this year, both at GEA which will further expand the commercial base.

Apr 23, 2026 / receipt

We expect travel improvement as the platform scales, supported by the new commercial openings in Terminal 8 and the upcoming opening of the Terminal 1 this year, both at GEA which will further expand the commercial base.

Apr 23, 2026 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2026-04-23 | transcript 654e6d5c-7ab3-4e2a-8e64-d40cbd138a82 | chars 3101-3321 | segment 3

Together, these terminals process around 40 million employment channels This acquisition provides us with a strategic foothold in the three of the largest U.S. air travel markets and strengthens our position in the high growth, non-regulated commercial segment in the U.S. airport industry.

Oct 23, 2025 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2025-10-23 | transcript 96bad976-bbaa-4793-b01f-8b71308a7c10 | chars 2269-2559 | segment 2

Currently, the global macro situation is fluid and unpredictable. However, fabric disruptions, particularly related to the U.S. and the impact of travel to Mexico, have proven to be short-lived.

Apr 23, 2025 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2025-04-23 | transcript eba2e254-368a-4bc3-a6df-d01b53d69d88 | chars 3980-4174 | segment 3

Of course, a challenge moment is going to be the summer because Canada does not travel in summer. So the only engine or the only support should have to come from the U.S.

Apr 23, 2024 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2024-04-23 | transcript 7bbef132-7139-43be-89d4-b79bc1680a02 | chars 13040-13210 | segment 13

Our long-term opportunities supported by our ongoing investments to further enhance the travel experience of passenger traveling to our airports continue to expand our commercial offerings and extend capacity to support future growth while maintaining a balanced use of cash.

Feb 27, 2024 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2024-02-27 | transcript 40a3fbc1-0224-4a42-8049-c5f70d556dd8 | chars 10986-11261 | segment 11

Moving next to a review by country, starting with Mexico posted 9% global passenger traffic This is elevating from the double-digit levels experienced in the first quarter due to the easy comms because of Omicron in 2022. Domestic travel was up in the high teens, 17%, with traffic at Veracruz back to pre-pandemic levels.

Jul 25, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2023-07-25 | transcript e6449e6a-7cd3-45ec-818c-4f7f124019e0 | chars 5344-5666 | segment 5

These proposals reflect our sustained focus on expanding our commercial offerings to further increase the travel experience of our passengers across our airport's networks. In this respect, during the last 12 months, we opened 20 new commercial spaces in Mexico, 4 in Puerto Rico, and 44 in Colombia.

Jul 25, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2023-07-25 | transcript e6449e6a-7cd3-45ec-818c-4f7f124019e0 | chars 7302-7602 | segment 7

Now, moving to a review of our original and financial results together with some color and travel demand in the quarter.

Apr 25, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2023-04-25 | transcript 85db7ab2-8cc0-431c-9954-127ee5ff3783 | chars 2860-2980 | segment 2

Well, Mexican traffic has been very strong, particularly in the case of leisure. It is not the case in the case of corporate travel, as I mentioned, in Veracruz, Villahermosa, and Minatitlan. What we expect is these airports to recover 2019 levels during this year. In the case of leisure, we expect this to continue. We are seeing a strong demand there. Of course, that will depend on the tourism activities during the summer. So far, if we see the first month of the year, the numbers have been very strong. Of course, I would say first quarter of this year is going to be strong because first quarter last year was affected by Omicron. So the important point during the year is going to be the summer. But again, I can say to you that we expect that it grows on the leisure track.

Feb 24, 2023 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2023-02-24 | transcript c1ff4093-e528-4188-a3eb-54de058102d1 | chars 23885-24668 | segment 24

We also expect that domestic business travel will continue to lack leisure.

Oct 25, 2022 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2022-10-25 | transcript ba436fe5-03e9-48fb-9e25-6afca558ba0e | chars 2846-2921 | segment 2

Overall, we continue to expect solid traffic demand, underscored by pent-up travel demand, with recoveries expected in some remaining markets, such as Canada, helping mitigate any potential disacceleration that could result from increasing inflationary global context.

Oct 25, 2022 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2022-10-25 | transcript ba436fe5-03e9-48fb-9e25-6afca558ba0e | chars 3362-3630 | segment 3

I'm expecting them to come back to the country because they were affected last winter season. Normally, they travel from November to April, so Last winter season, they were affected by Omicron. And I hope that this year, there will be no more effects of COVID situation.

Oct 25, 2022 / receipt, needs a key / Adolfo Castro, CEO | earnings call 2022-10-25 | transcript ba436fe5-03e9-48fb-9e25-6afca558ba0e | chars 18931-19201 | segment 19

Carlos Trueba Coll | ​ | Director of Cancún Airport | ​ | March 1, 2010 | ​

filing / Apr 16, 2026 / receipt

Héctor Navarrete Muñoz | ​ | Director of Regional Airports | ​ | January 15, 2003 | ​

filing / Apr 16, 2026 / receipt

Claudio Góngora Morales | ​ | Chief Legal Counsel | ​ | April 19, 1999 | ​

filing / Apr 16, 2026 / receipt

Alejandro Pantoja López | ​ | Chief Infrastructure and Compliance Officer | ​ | August 15, 2013 | ​

filing / Apr 16, 2026 / receipt

Adán Alejandro González Martínez | ​ | Chief Commercial Officer | ​ | January 13, 2026 | ​

filing / Apr 16, 2026 / receipt

Fernando Chico Pardo | Chairman | 87,958,564 | 21.67 | %

filing / Apr 16, 2026 / receipt

Cost of Services increased 18.4% YoY, mainly due to higher professional expenses incurred in connection with ASUR US Airports, together with higher personnel expenses, security and cleaning services,

ir_statement / Aug 30, 2026 / receipt

Excluding construction costs, operating costs and expenses increased 6.0%, or Ps.107.4 million, primarily reflecting higher professional fees associated with the ASUR US Airports acquisition (Ps. 91.0

ir_statement / Aug 30, 2026 / receipt

Total Operating Costs and Expenses decreased 1.0%, or Ps.23.4 million YoY.

ir_statement / Aug 30, 2026 / receipt

Construction costs increased 28.9%, to Ps.114.4 million in 1Q26 from Ps.88.8 million in 1Q25.

ir_statement / Aug 30, 2026 / receipt

During 1Q26, Puerto Rico reported a comprehensive financing loss of Ps.108.1 million, compared with a loss of Ps.127.1 million in 1Q25.

ir_statement / Aug 30, 2026 / receipt

Excluding Construction, Operating Costs and Expenses decreased 6.7%, or Ps.52.3 million, reflecting the appreciation of the Mexican peso against the US dollar.

ir_statement / Aug 30, 2026 / receipt