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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Aeroporto Guglielmo Marconi di Bologna S.p.A., headquartered in Bologna, Italy, is dedicated to the development, management, and maintenance of the Bologna airport, operating through its various subsidiaries. The company's diverse operations are organized into Aviation, Non-Aviation, and Other business segments. It is responsible for overseeing and enhancing the airport's comprehensive infrastructure, encompassing the terminal, baggage handling systems, car parking facilities, traffic control, cargo storage areas, and all airside zones. Beyond infrastructure, the company provides essential services such as security provisions, assistance for passengers with reduced mobility, and information for the public and airport users. It also serves as a handler for general aviation, drives the development, modernization, and expansion of airport installations and equipment, and manages cargo and mail processing at the airport. Additionally, its service portfolio includes parking management, the administration of retail sub-concessions and advertising spaces, car rental and business lounge offerings, and the management of real estate assets.
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