CCR acquires controlling stake in airport concession in Costa Rica
CCR has agreed to acquire a further 48.15% in Aeris Holding, which owns the concession to operate San José airport in Costa Rica, for US$60 million. The acquisition increases CCR's stake in the company from 49% to 97.15%.
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