Aéroports de Paris (ADP) Investor update summary
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Investor update summary
2 Feb, 2026Launch of economic regulation agreement process
Initiated formal public consultation and released a preliminary draft agreement to start the airport users' consultation for a new Economic Regulation Agreement (ERA) covering 2027–2034.
The ERA aims to support responsible, long-term development, accelerate aviation decarbonization, and enhance Paris airports' competitiveness.
The agreement provides an eight-year framework for executing a €8.4 billion investment plan, with a focus on operational efficiency, modularity, and progressive infrastructure development.
Strategic vision and objectives
Aims to transform Paris airports with a focus on sustainability, competitiveness, and operational excellence for 2027-2034.
Prioritizes environmental transition, moderate traffic growth, and regulatory modernization.
Seeks to position as a leader in decarbonizing air transport and delivering high service quality.
Targets net-zero emissions by 2050 and enhanced intermodality.
Emphasizes stakeholder engagement through extensive public consultations.
Strategic priorities and investment plan
Four main priorities: operational competitiveness, scalable capacity, service quality, and energy transition aligned with 2050 net-zero goals.
Investment plan is phased: first, improve passenger flows (2027–2030); second, optimize and densify existing infrastructure (2030–2032); third, develop new smart infrastructure and intermodal transport (2032–2034).
Projects include new border controls, expanded terminal areas, new boarding piers, improved luggage systems, and enhanced rail connectivity.
Capacity to increase by 18 million passengers, with targeted projects at both Paris-CDG and Orly.
Major projects include new terminals, border control areas, intermodal halls, and a connecting train.
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