Auckland International Airport (AIA) H2 2026 earnings summary
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H2 2026 earnings summary
20 Aug, 2026Executive summary
Total passenger movements reached 19.04 million, up 1.6–2% year-over-year, with both domestic and international segments growing.
Revenue increased 3% to NZD 1,036 million, driven by higher passenger numbers and commercial activity.
Operating EBITDAFI rose 3% to NZD 724 million; underlying profit after tax was NZD 309 million, down 0.5% due to higher depreciation.
Over NZD 1 billion in capital expenditure delivered, with major progress on terminal integration, airfield upgrades, and infrastructure projects.
Customer satisfaction improved to 83.5%, with operational efficiencies reducing processing times and a 4.4/5 Voice of the Customer score.
Financial highlights
Full-year revenue was NZD 1,036 million (+3% year-on-year); EBITDAFI was NZD 724 million (+3%).
Net underlying profit after tax was NZD 309 million, essentially flat year-on-year; reported profit after tax fell 20% to NZD 335 million due to fair value adjustments.
Commercial income up 2% to NZD 442 million, with car park and rental income up 9% and 4% respectively, while retail income declined 4%.
Declared a final dividend of NZD 0.0675 per share, bringing the full-year distribution to NZD 0.1325, unchanged from the prior year.
Cashflow from operations was NZD 503.4 million, up 6% year-on-year.
Outlook and guidance
Underlying earnings guidance for FY27 is NZD 290–330 million, based on passenger forecasts of 8.3 million domestic and 10.8 million international travelers.
Capital expenditure guidance for FY27 is NZD 1–1.3 billion, with continued focus on terminal integration and infrastructure delivery.
Flight and passenger volumes expected to remain relatively flat in FY27 due to fuel price volatility and geopolitical instability.
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