Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAPB) Status Update summary
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Status Update summary
5 Nov, 2025Strategic rationale and transaction overview
Integration of Cross Border Xpress (CBX) and internalization of the Technical Assistance Agreement (TAA) accelerate growth, diversify revenues, and simplify ownership structure.
CBX provides direct U.S. market exposure, 100% USD-denominated, non-aeronautical revenues, and strong free cash flow, enhancing portfolio diversification.
Transaction involves merging five holding entities, issuing ~90 million new Series B shares (18% increase), and acquiring 100% of CBX ownership.
Strategic shareholders receive all consideration in shares, subject to a 365-day lock-up, with partial early release options, reinforcing long-term alignment.
The deal is supported by independent advisors and is part of a broader growth and diversification plan.
Financial impact and synergies
Transaction is immediately accretive to free cash flow per share and expected to deliver mid-teens annual EBITDA growth.
Pro forma EBITDA increases by ~$139 million (14.3%), reaching ~$1.1 billion, with a 12.2x 2026 EBITDA multiple pre-synergies.
CBX delivers high margins (66.7% EBITDA), strong free cash flow (63.6% margin), and low net leverage (0.4x).
Internalizing the TAA yields annual savings of ~$50.8 million, improving margins and profitability.
Additional cross-synergies from CBX integration expected in the high single-digit millions of USD.
CBX asset profile and growth opportunities
CBX is a U.S.-based binational terminal connected to Tijuana Airport, serving over 25 million passengers since 2015.
Revenue mix: 69% ticket sales, 21% parking, 10% ancillary services; all unregulated and dollarized.
CBX offers a 20-minute crossing, serving ~32% of Tijuana Airport passengers, and is favored for convenience and connectivity to 35+ Mexican destinations.
60 acres of adjacent U.S. land included, enabling future development (hotels, parking, cargo facilities).
CBX traffic has grown at a 14.6% CAGR (2016-2024), outpacing regional airports.
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