Schiphol Acquires Majority Stake in Struggling MAA Airport
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Maastricht Aachen Airport is relatively small, has many competing airports nearby, and seemed ripe for closure due to millions in losses. Schiphol is now acquiring a majority stake in the Limburg airport. Why?
Schiphol wants to acquire an 80 percent majority stake in Maastricht Aachen Airport (MAA). The province of Limburg currently owns 60 percent of the shares in the loss-making airport in the municipality of Beek, and the Schiphol Group holds the remaining 40 percent. Schiphol is allocating over 4 million euros to acquire the shares and plans to invest a total of 33 million euros in MAA over the coming years, says Chief Financial Officer Robert Car…
The Dutch airport of Schiphol (Amsterdam) wants to climb to the capital, up to 80%, in the airport of Maastricht (Holland) - Aachen (Germany). Today its quota is pairs to 40%, while the remaining 60% is held by the Dutch Province of Limburg. The group previews to pay more than 4 million euros for the purchase of shares and to invest, in the next years, a total of 33 million in the port of call, that at the moment records losses, has announced th…
MAASTRICHT (ANP) - Schiphol wants to acquire an 80 percent majority stake in Maastricht Aachen Airport (MAA). The province of Limburg currently owns 60 percent of the shares in the loss-making airport in the municipality of Beek, and the Schiphol Group the remaining 40 percent. Schiphol is allocating 4 million euros...
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