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Origin Country
Philippines

airport deal

Philippines - Manila (Ninoy Aquino)

Operator // Manila International Airport Authority

Overview

Overview

Seven of the largest companies in the Philippines (dubbed the “Super Consortium”) joined forces to submit a USD6.8b unsolicited proposal (later reduced to USD2.3b) for rehabilitation and expansion of MNL to the Dept. of Transportation (DOTr) and MIAA. The consortium includes; Aboitiz Equity Ventures, Alliance Global Group, Ayala Corp., Filinvest Development Corp., JG Summit Holdings, LT Group and Metro Pacific Investments Corp, with Changi serving as operating partner. The MNL project is structured in two phases; the first focused on improvements and expansion to the existing terminals, expanding capacity to 65m pax/year within a four year period. Megawide/GMR, the consortium developing and operating Mactan-Cebu, submitted an unsolicited proposal for NAIA previously but was not successful in securing “original proponent” status.

47,898,000

Passengers

Airport Details
277,500

Movements

Airport Details
480,100

Cargo (tonnes)

Airport Details

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Philippines

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Transaction Stage

Stage

Stage 1 — Complete

Deal Structuring & Market Sounding

Initial process by government/grantor or private owner of shares to structure the transaction and/or sounding potential market interest in the opportunity.

Stage 2 — Complete

Due Diligence & Bid/Offer Development

Investor/operator evaluation for the deal/opportunity and/or business case and financial model development to support commercial bid/offer.

Stage 3 — In progress

Award, Financial Close & Transfer

Award of deal by government/grantor, or acceptance of offer from private owner of shares, followed by completion of financing conditions and, ultimately, granting of concession and/or transfer of shares.

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