GAP secures 8,000 million peso facilities to refinance near-term debt and fund capex
Debt refinancing reduces near-term rollover risks and short-term funding stress, supporting the stock marginally.
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Debt refinancing reduces near-term rollover risks and short-term funding stress, supporting the stock marginally.
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GAP disclosed 8,000 million pesos in new credit facilities with major banks to refinance near-term debt maturities and finance its Master Development Program across 12 Pacific-region airports. Of the total, 4,258 million will repay GAP22L and GAP21-V due Sep 21 and Oct 9, 2026, while 3,742 million funds capex. The facilities carry 6–12 month terms with floating rates tied to TIIE plus 45 basis points.
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