Operating Margin - Fraport Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide AG (XMUN:FRA)

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Price: 69.55 EUR 1.02%

Market Cap: 6.4B EUR

19.7%

Current

17%

Average

18.8%

Industry

Operating Margin represents how efficiently a company is able to generate profit through its core operations.

Higher ratios are generally better, illustrating the company is efficient in its operations and is good at turning sales into profits.

Operating Margin

19.7%

Operating Profit

861.5m

Revenue

4.4B

Operating Margin Across Competitors

Country		Company	Market Cap	Operating Margin
DE	F	Fraport Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide AG XMUN:FRA	6.4B EUR	20%
ES		Aena SME SA MAD:AENA	35.5B EUR	46%
TH		Airports of Thailand PCL SET:AOT	757.1B THB	38%
FR		Aeroports de Paris SA PAR:ADP	11.1B EUR	18%
IN		GMR Airports Ltd NSE:GMRAIRPORT	1.1T INR	24%
CN		Shanghai International Airport Co Ltd SSE:600009	81.6B CNY	17%
MX		Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico SAB de CV BMV:GAPB	203.6B MXN	42%
CH		Flughafen Zuerich AG SIX:FHZN	7.7B CHF	33%
MX		Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste SAB de CV BMV:ASURB	161.2B MXN	50%
DK		Copenhagen Airports A/S CSE:KBHL	53.8B DKK	33%
IN		GMR Infrastructure Ltd NSE:GMRINFRA	759.3B INR	24%

Fraport Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide AG
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Market Cap

6.4B EUR

Industry

Transportation Infrastructure

Fraport Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide AG stands as a cornerstone in the aviation industry, orchestrating one of Europe’s most crucial transportation hubs. Headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany, the company not only operates the Frankfurt Airport but is deeply involved in the management and development of airports across the globe. With a meticulous focus on optimizing passenger and cargo movements, Fraport ensures seamless airport operations that cater to millions of travelers every year. The company's multifaceted approach spans a suite of services, from airport security and terminal management to logistics and retail, positioning itself as a comprehensive service provider that views airports as dynamic ecosystems. Through their dedicated efforts to improve infrastructure, integrate technological advancements, and enhance passenger experience, Fraport plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of global travel. The financial lifeblood of Fraport is intricately woven into its diversified revenue streams. By leveraging its strategic position, the company generates income from a confluence of aeronautical and non-aeronautical activities. Aeronautical revenue stems from services directly tied to air traffic, such as landing and take-off fees charged to airlines, as well as passenger fees. On the other hand, non-aeronautical income, which is gaining increasing importance, is drawn from retail activities, parking, and real estate operations within and around the airports. By collaborating with global brands and local businesses, Fraport creates vibrant commercial and dining experiences that are integral to its fiscal strategy. This blend of income sources not only stabilizes but also invigorates Fraport's financial health, providing resilience against the ebbs and flows of the aviation market.

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Fraport Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide AG
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