Colombian Odenza and Australian Macquarie Collaborate on Airport Business in Colombia

A Colombian and Australian multinational sealed company Strategic alliance to create an airport asset management platform; As a result, a new airport will be constructed in Cartagena and improvements and modernizations will be carried out at El Dorado. The heroes are Odinsa and Macquarie Asset Management. Mauricio Ossa, President of Odessa, told the details and figures that the alliance would move to La Repubblica.

– The work consists ofn Creation of an airport platform in which Odinsa and Macquarie hold a 50% and 50% stake, respectively. These assets will manage the existing Odinsa airport in Colombia and Ecuador, and the three special initiatives in Colombia, and will focus on developing and acquiring new projects in the region.

– Among the projects that will be developed is the construction of the second airport in Cartagena, what are the numbers that will move?
– The new Cartagena airport is a private initiative that is in its legal stages, and is now in the feasibility stage. With this new airport, Cartagena will be able to meet passenger demand for the next 50 years.

Will other El Dorado works be updated or improved?
-yes. Improvements to El Dorado Airport’s runways and taxiways are proposed, implementing the latest sustainable-oriented technology, expanding its capacity and improving its infrastructure, and providing regulatory and operational safety compliance, as well as adaptability. In addition, an efficient solution has been proposed to maximize the use of the existing El Dorado plant with expansion and new capacity improvements to meet projected demand in the next 30 years. El Dorado is expected to carry approximately 40 million passengers. Also, in 2023 we will have 14 new remote locations from which we can serve more flights, which will be operational in about 20 months.

Read the full note at Republic.