NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Fraport Monitor is pleased to announce the launch of its website and a series of reports regarding Fraport AG, the Frankfurt-based airport management company. The first report, titled Fraport Struggles to Secure Growth, outlines Fraport’s recent record in regards to various tenders and acquisition attempts. Fraport Monitor is independent of the company, and strives to be a valuable resource for current and prospective investors regarding Fraport, its competitors, and the broader aviation industry.
Fraport Monitor’s first report reveals that between May, 2010 and November, 2014, Fraport was awarded only two out of ten airport tenders in which it participated. It provides details regarding each of these tenders, as well as analysis of Fraport’s recent acquisition attempts. The report, Fraport Struggles to Secure Growth, recommends that investors advocate for an appropriate shift in growth strategy in order to begin achieving international growth at a healthier rate.
The report can be viewed here: Fraport Struggles to Secure New Growth.
A previous report regarding Fraport’s investment in AIRMALL USA can be viewed here: Fraport’s Recent Investment: A Questionable Vehicle for US Growth.
Fraport Monitor’s analysts are engaged in research and analysis six days per week, and may be contacted for questions or discussion between the hours of 9:00am and 9:00pm Eastern Daylight Time (UTC−04:00), at (212) 332-9366, from Monday through Saturday.
Future reports will include more detailed analysis of Fraport’s past and current investments and activities. The Fraport Monitor website will aim to provide these analyses as well as updates with news and commentary about Fraport.
For more information, please visit www.FraportMonitor.org.
The Fraport Monitor consists of a team of analysts studying Fraport AG, the Frankfurt-based airport management company. Its website aims to provide news and analysis about the company and the aviation industry. It was formed in 2015 by UNITE HERE, the North American labor union for airport workers. UNITE HERE analysts regularly collect, analyze, and distribute information and analysis about the aviation industry.
