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ASUR June Traffic Decline Signals Near-Term Revenue Headwinds Across Airports

Jul 6, 2026, 4:33 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Traffic declines across Mexico, PR, and Colombia imply potential near-term revenue/EBITDA pressure and could temper forecasts for ASR; diversification into the US could offset some, but markets may focus on the June print first.

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ASUR reported June 2026 traffic of 5.6 million, a 5.8% YoY drop, with Mexico down 8.5% and Colombia/PR posting declines. Domestic and international traffic declines suggest softer concession volumes in the near term, though diversification via ASUR US Airports and Puerto Rico exposure may provide some offset. The catalyst is the June monthly data, likely pressuring near-term earnings visibility while the long-term diversified portfolio remains intact.

June 2026 traffic: 5.6 million; down 5.8% YoY.
Mexico traffic fell 8.5% YoY; domestic -4.7%, international -12.1%.
Puerto Rico domestic -4.9%, international -2.7%; Colombia domestic -0.2%, international -3.8%.
ASUR portfolio includes Cancún, Medellín; San Juan via 60% Aerostar stake; US Airports expansion.
Period: June 1–30, 2026 vs June 1–30, 2025; transit/general aviation excluded for MX/Colombia.

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ASUR June Traffic Decline Signals Near-Term Revenue Headwinds Across Airports

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