Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has reported stronger financial results for the 2025/26 financial year, with revenue rising 11.6% to R8.81 billion and net profit increasing to R1.20 billion.
Airports Company South Africa (ACSA) has posted better financial results for the 2025/26 financial year, helped by higher passenger numbers and growth in its other businesses.
The state-owned airport operator released its annual results on Wednesday, showing that revenue increased by 11.6% to R8.81 billion, while net profit rose to R1.20 billion from R1.14 billion in the previous year.
The improved results were supported by growth in both of ACSA’s main revenue streams. Aeronautical revenue increased by 15.2% to R4.68 billion, while non-aeronautical revenue, which includes income from property rentals and parking, rose by 7.7% to R4.18 billion.
Passenger numbers also increased during the year. Departing passengers rose by 8.5%, while aircraft movements increased by 1.3%. A 6.5% tariff increase also helped boost aeronautical revenue.
