A new logistics hangar will also be built for the Hungarian
postal service. The plan additionally includes Airport City,
a new business park.
Düsseldorf International
HOCHTIEF AirPort stake: 20% / HOCHTIEF AirPort Capital stake:
10%
The airport boosted its passenger traffic to 18.1 million
travelers (up 1.8 percent). Growth here is more robust than
at other German airports, with Düsseldorf establishing itself
as the third major hub in Germany. The airport company is
putting the conditions in place for further growth and even
better service with an investment program totaling EUR
300 million: EUR 200 million is earmarked for improved
infrastructure and another EUR 100 million will be invested
in expanding non-aviation business. During this project,
the airport is taking into consideration environmental factors.
For instance, a nearly 1,300-square-meter photovoltaic
plant began operating in December 2008 and, in the next
20 years, up to 2.7 million kilowatt-hours of power will be
fed into the public grid. This will also result in savings in
excess of 2,000 metric tons of CO2.
Hamburg Airport
HOCHTIEF AirPort stake: 34.8% / HOCHTIEF AirPort Capital stake:
14.2%
At 12.8 million passengers, the airport recorded growth in
passenger traffic of 0.5 percent in the past fiscal year.
Catering and retail space more than doubled with the opening
of the Airport Plaza in December 2008. This will significantly
increase rental income from non-aviation sources.
Airport Plaza, which was built by a consortium led by
HOCHTIEF Construction, also features an energy-conserving,
environmentally friendly air conditioning system. The
airport has been accessible by commuter train since the
end of 2008 and is therefore even more appealing to passengers.
An additional attractive feature is the new Radisson
Hotel Hamburg Airport, construction of which began
in February 2008.
Sydney Airport
HOCHTIEF AirPort stake: 6.77% / HOCHTIEF AirPort Capital stake:
6.50%
Sydney Airport's performance continued to be strong with
passenger traffic climbing 3.2 percent to 32.9 million travelers.
On the occasion of the 23rd World Youth Day, the airport
hit a new record on July 13, 2008: More than 20,000
passengers traveled through the international terminal of
Sydney Airport on that date. The airport is investing EUR
300 million in the expansion and redevelopment of Terminal
1 for international flights so that it is even better prepared
for additional growth in the future. In 2008, a new
parking garage was opened, boasting a total of 2,800
parking spaces. This increased the total parking capacity to
4,300 parking spaces.
Tirana International Airport
HOCHTIEF AirPort stake: 47%
The strong growth in passenger numbers posted by the airport
in Albania's capital held steady in the year under review:
1.3 million passengers traveled through the airport – 14.6
percent more than in 2007. The airport's performance was
therefore particularly healthy, and we foresee additional
growth. For this reason, work began in July 2008 on enlarging
the passenger terminal. The new building wing, which
is expected to be operational in 2009, boosts the capacity
of the terminal to a total of 1.5 million passengers per year.
Non-aviation business will also be expanded. The total
outlay is EUR 28 million. The airport company places great
importance on minimizing harm to the environment resulting
from the construction and expansion measures.
HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions*
At the end of fiscal 2008, HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions was involved in 25 projects worldwide with an aggregate investment volume totaling more than EUR 7 billion. We are one of Europe's leading PPP providers in the public buildings segment. The company works very closely with HOCHTIEF Construction and HOCHTIEF Facility Management as well as with external partners.Since March 2008, the growing PPP markets in the USA and Canada have been served by a new company, HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions North America. The company"s headquarters are in New York, and it has offices in Vancouver and Toronto. With a total of twelve employees, HOCHTIEF PPP Solutions North America provides services in the transportation infrastructure and public buildings segments in conjunction with Group companies Flatiron and Turner.
