Alan Macias

Guilherme Mendes

Jens Spiess

Fernanda Recchia

Jorge Vargas Cuadra

Pablo Monsivais

Rodolfo Ramos

Alberto Valerio

Daniela Guzman

Edson Margul

Edson Murguia

Enrique Sojo

Gabriel Himelfarb

Jay Singh

Jorge Vargas

Pablo Ricalde Martinez

Rafael Simonetti

Stephen Trent

Abraham Fuentes Salinas

Bernardo Malpica

Ernst Mortenkotter

Gabriel Himmelfarb

Guilherme G. Mendes

Isabela Salazar

Juan Ponce

Pablo Ricalde

- **Kingston Airport** resumed operations for humanitarian aid flights on **October 29, 2025**, at **4:00 p.m. (local time)**, with commercial operations scheduled to resume on **October 30, 2025**, at **7:00 a.m.**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006792_f6k_103025.htm:1]** 
- Inspections confirmed that all critical infrastructure at Kingston Airport is in **suitable condition** for aircraft operations and passenger services.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006792_f6k_103025.htm:1]** 
- Operations at **Montego Bay Airport** remain **suspended**, as technical and engineering teams continue structural, electrical, and operational assessments to prepare for reopening for evacuation and humanitarian aid flights.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006792_f6k_103025.htm:1]**

Pacific Airport Group Provides Update on Hurricane Melissa's Impact in Jamaica

- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (PAC) reported that its airport operations in Jamaica were affected by **Hurricane Melissa**, a **Category 5 storm**, leading to the suspension of operations at **Kingston Airport on October 25** and **Montego Bay Airport on October 26, 2025**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006733_f6k_102925.htm:0]** 
- The company is currently assessing the damage to facilities and is focused on **resuming operations as soon as possible** to facilitate humanitarian aid.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006733_f6k_102925.htm:0]** **[1347557_0001171843-25-006733_f6k_102925.htm:1]** 
- For the first nine months of 2025, the Jamaican airports represented **11.0% of GAP's total passenger traffic** and **8.8% of consolidated EBITDA**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006733_f6k_102925.htm:1]**

Pacific Airport Group Reports Impacts from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica

- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) reported that **Hurricane Melissa**, a Category 5 storm, led to the suspension of airport operations in Jamaica.  **[1347557_452e0803853e49208a235933d6c1ea40_0]** 
- Operations at **Kingston Airport** were suspended on **October 25 at 9:00 p.m.**, and at **Montego Bay Airport** on **October 26 at 12:00 p.m.**, 2025.  **[1347557_452e0803853e49208a235933d6c1ea40_0]** 
- GAP is currently **assessing damage** and working to **restore operations** as soon as possible, prioritizing safety and facilitating humanitarian aid.  **[1347557_452e0803853e49208a235933d6c1ea40_0]** 
- For the first nine months of **2025**, Jamaican airports accounted for **11.0% of GAP's total passenger traffic** and **8.8% of consolidated EBITDA**.  **[1347557_452e0803853e49208a235933d6c1ea40_0]**

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico Reports Impacts from Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica

- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico reported a **17.4% increase in total revenues** and **12.8% growth in EBITDA**, reaching **$5.1 billion pesos** in Q3 2025, despite a slowdown in international passenger traffic.  **[1347557_2195942_1]** **[1347557_2195942_2]** 
- Total passenger traffic across its 14 airports grew by **2.5%** to **15.8 million** passengers in Q3 2025, driven by new routes and sustained domestic demand, which helped offset a decline in international travel.  **[1347557_2195942_1]** 
- The company maintains a strong liquidity position with **$11.7 billion** in cash and cash equivalents as of September 3, 2025, and invested approximately **$7 billion pesos** in capital expenditures during the first nine months of the year for major infrastructure projects.  **[1347557_2195942_2]** 
- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico is actively analyzing the potential acquisition of **Motiva Airports**, with a final decision expected by mid-November, and plans a significant expansion of commercial areas, projecting a **55% increase in square meters** across its terminal buildings by 2029.  **[1347557_2195942_2]** **[1347557_2195942_7]** **[1347557_2195942_9]** 
- Looking ahead, the company expects to increase tariffs again in early February 2026 and aims for **93% to 97% fulfillment of the maximum tariff** by the end of 2026.  **[1347557_2195942_5]** **[1347557_2195942_6]**

Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico Reports Strong Q3 2025 Revenue and EBITDA Growth

- Gap reported a **17.4%** increase in total revenues and **12.8%** growth in EBITDA, reaching **5.1 billion**, for Q3 2025. Passenger traffic across its 14 airports increased by **2.5%** to **15.8 million** passengers despite a slowdown in international travel.  **[1347557_2195974_1]** **[1347557_2195974_2]** 
- The company maintains a strong liquidity position with **$11.7 billion** in cash and cash equivalents and invested approximately **10 billion** in CapEx during the first nine months of the year.  **[1347557_2195974_2]**  Gap is also actively analyzing the potential acquisition of Motiva Airports, with a final decision expected in November, and plans to finance any acquisition through leverage.  **[1347557_2195974_2]** **[1347557_2195974_5]**  
- Gap implemented a **7.5%** increase in passenger fees starting September 1, 2025, following a **15%** increase in March 2025, and expects another tariff increase in early February 2026.  **[1347557_2195974_1]** **[1347557_2195974_5]**  The company anticipates achieving **93% to 97%** fulfillment of the maximum tariff by the end of 2026.  **[1347557_2195974_6]**

Pacific Airport Reports Q3 2025 Revenue and EBITDA Growth Amidst Strategic Expansion

- Pacific Airport Group reported a **16.3% increase in total revenues** for the third quarter of 2025, reaching **Ps. 9,576,583 thousand**, and a **31.4% increase** for the nine months ended September 30, 2025, totaling **Ps. 31,513,762 thousand**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:3]** **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:7]** 
- **Net income grew by 36.0%** to **Ps. 2,695,980 thousand** in 3Q25 and by **22.4%** to **Ps. 8,209,234 thousand** for the nine-month period.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:3]** **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:7]** 
- **EBITDA increased by 12.8%** to **Ps. 5,085,649 thousand** in 3Q25 and by **21.4%** to **Ps. 16,217,751 thousand** for the nine months ended September 30, 2025.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:3]** **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:7]** 
- The company's **passenger traffic increased by 2.5%** in 3Q25 and **3.6%** for the nine months ended September 30, 2025.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:0]** **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:18]** 
- As of September 30, 2025, Pacific Airport Group held **Ps. 11,699.5 million in cash and cash equivalents** and issued **Ps. 8,500.0 million in long-term bond certificates** to finance capital investments and repay debt.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006536_f6k_102125.htm:0]**

Pacific Airport Group Announces Third Quarter 2025 Results

- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (PAC) reported a **16.3% increase in total revenues** to **Ps. 9,576.583 million** and a **12.8% increase in EBITDA** to **Ps. 5,085.649 million** for the third quarter ended September 30, 2025, compared to the same period in 2024.  **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_0]** **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_25]** 
- For the nine months ended September 30, 2025, total revenues grew by **31.4%** to **Ps. 31,513.762 million** and net income increased by **22.4%** to **Ps. 8,209.234 million** compared to the prior year period.  **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_10]** **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_11]** **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_16]** **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_25]** 
- The company's passenger traffic across its 14 airports increased by **2.5%** in 3Q25 compared to 3Q24, with Mexican airports' aeronautical services revenue benefiting from new maximum tariffs and increased traffic.  **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_0]** **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_5]** 
- As of September 30, 2025, PAC held **Ps. 11,699.5 million** in cash and cash equivalents and issued **Ps. 8,500.0 million** in long-term bond certificates to finance capital investments and repay debt.  **[1347557_d78c61a673b6404597d163ad4f05a697_0]**

Pacific Airport Reports Q3 2025 Financial and Operational Results

- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (PAC) reported a **0.9% increase in total terminal passenger traffic** for September 2025 compared to September 2024, reaching **4,401.9 thousand passengers**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006273_f6k_100325.htm:1]** **[1347557_0001171843-25-006273_f6k_100325.htm:2]** 
- For the period of January through September 2025, total terminal passenger traffic increased by **3.6%** compared to the same period in 2024.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006273_f6k_100325.htm:2]** 
- Among its Mexican airports, **Puerto Vallarta** and **Guadalajara** saw passenger traffic increases of **2.6%** and **0.3%**, respectively, in September 2025, while **Los Cabos, Tijuana, and Montego Bay** experienced decreases of **4.8%, 0.6%, and 0.3%**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006273_f6k_100325.htm:2]** 
- **Seats available** increased by **1.3%** in September 2025 compared to the prior year, but **load factors slightly decreased** from **81.0% in September 2024 to 80.7% in September 2025**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-006273_f6k_100325.htm:3]**

Pacific Airport Group Reports September 2025 Passenger Traffic Increase

- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) reported a **3.4%** increase in total terminal passenger traffic across its airports in August 2025 compared to August 2024.  **[1347557_45c07cb07133483cbfef73b5cca139e4_1]** 
- For the period of January to August 2025, total terminal passenger traffic increased by **3.9%** compared to the same period in 2024.  **[1347557_45c07cb07133483cbfef73b5cca139e4_1]** 
- In August 2025, Puerto Vallarta, Guadalajara, and Montego Bay airports experienced passenger traffic increases of **5.5%**, **4.1%**, and **5.3%** respectively, while Tijuana airport saw a **1.6%** decrease.  **[1347557_45c07cb07133483cbfef73b5cca139e4_0]** **[1347557_45c07cb07133483cbfef73b5cca139e4_1]** 
- Seats available increased by **3.6%** in August 2025, with load factors slightly decreasing from **84.3%** in August 2024 to **84.0%** in August 2025.  **[1347557_45c07cb07133483cbfef73b5cca139e4_1]**

Pacific Airport Reports Passenger Traffic Increase in August 2025

- Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (PAC) successfully completed the issuance of **Ps. 8.5 billion** in long-term bond certificates in Mexico, with the order book **1.98 times oversubscribed**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-005557_f6k_082225.htm:0]** 
- The issuance was divided into two tranches: **Ps. 4.05 billion** ("GAP 25-2") maturing in **three years** at a variable rate of "TIIE funding" plus 48 basis points, and **Ps. 4.45 billion** ("GAP 25-3") maturing in **six years** at a fixed rate of **9.02%**.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-005557_f6k_082225.htm:1]** 
- Both tranches received the highest credit ratings in Mexico: **"Aaa.mx" by Moody's** and **"mxAAA" by S&P**, both with a stable outlook.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-005557_f6k_082225.htm:1]** 
- The proceeds from the issuance will be used to **finance capital investments** and to **repay a Ps. 1.5 billion loan** with Banco Santander, S.A., which matures on October 17, 2025.  **[1347557_0001171843-25-005557_f6k_082225.htm:1]**

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