Acusan a Aena de dejarse “subyugar” por un accionista minoritario
🛩 Aena, a public-private company, faces tensions as the British fund TCI exerts influence despite owning only 6.25% of shares. TCI, led by Sir Christopher Hohn, pressures for airport fee hikes. Regional bodies like Canarias oppose these increases. During the pandemic, TCI pressured Aena to cut labor costs, contrasting with Aena's decision to maintain salaries. ASAE criticizes Aena's partial privatization and undervaluation, with share prices quadrupling from the 58 euros initial public offering.
Share