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16 June
Athens International Airport is entering international markets with a €500 million bond.
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The Athens International Airport (ΔΑΑ) has announced its plan to issue a corporate bond worth €500 million. This marks the airport's first foray into the international bond market, with the bond set to mature in 2033. The initiative is part of the company's broader financing strategy and takes advantage of favorable conditions in the financial markets.
According to reports, the bond will be a senior issue with a seven-year duration. The airport's management emphasized that the move is strategically aligned with its financing needs and objectives, reflecting confidence in the airport's financial stability and growth prospects. The announcement was officially made on June 15, 2026.
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