Motiva S.A. sells its stake in Quiport to ASUR of Mexico
Motiva S.A., formerly CCR, one of the shareholders of Corporación Quiport, carried out a divestment process of its asset portfolio, which includes 20 airports in Brazil, Curaçao, San José, and its stake in Corporación Quiport, the concessionaire of Quito’s international airport.
On November 18, Motiva announced that it had reached an agreement for the sale of these assets to Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste (ASUR), a well-known Mexican airport operator with a presence in several Latin American countries.
In this context, we consider it important to emphasize that operations at Mariscal Sucre International Airport—and all related infrastructure projects, regulatory procedures, operational processes, sustainability programs, investments, contractual initiatives, and ongoing strategic plans—continue without any alteration, pause, reconfiguration, or change in direction.
Corporación Quiport will fully maintain its team, organizational structure, management model, and performance standards, all of which are widely recognized both regionally and internationally.
Likewise, Quiport will continue to comply with all obligations under the Concession Agreement of Mariscal Sucre International Airport, its amendments, the applicable technical regulations, and the international standards governing civil aviation under the guidelines of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the Ecuadorian Civil Aviation Authority (DGAC).
In announcing the transaction, Motiva expressed its deep appreciation for the confidence that the Republic of Ecuador, the Municipality of Quito, and the Metropolitan Public Airport Services Company (EPMSA) have placed in the Quito airport project.