ASUR Plans Internalization of Tech Services and Extraordinary Dividend

The proposed shift seeks to streamline operations and bolster long-term profitability for the airport operator, which manages 16 facilities across Mexico, Colombia, and the United States. Under the plan, ASUR would absorb functions currently held by its strategic partner, ITA, via a merger of entities. This restructuring, reviewed by the Audit and Corporate Governance Committee with guidance from J.P. Morgan Securities and Bufete Robles Miaja, would involve the issuance of approximately 7,251,000 new shares.

Beyond the operational overhaul, the company intends to return capital to investors. The board approved two separate extraordinary cash dividends of Ps.10.00 each, payable through S.D. Indeval. The first disbursement is slated for November 24, 2026, followed by the second on December 15. These payments are subject to shareholder approval at an upcoming Extraordinary General Meeting. Additionally, the board is seeking to amend company bylaws to align with current regulatory standards and accommodate the potential structural changes resulting from the internalization process.