Ferrovial to acquire 96% of Carlyle's stake in New Terminal One
Ferrovia and Carlyle have reached an agreement to negotiate the transfer to Ferrovial of the 96% stake held by Carlyle in New Terminal One consortium.
The consortium was appointed to design, build and operate the new Terminal 1 at International Airport JFK in New York, USA. Carlyle holds a 51% stake in New Terminal One. With the transaction, Ferrovial will acquire 96% of Carlyle's stake.
The closing of the deal would be subject to the usual conditions for the transaction, including the approval of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
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