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Last week, parent Ferrovial said BAA was planning a bond issue in the first quarter of 2010. Managing banks: Citi, RBS, HSBC, BNP Paribas...
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'Nobody knows what the new process they have introduced really looks like,' BAA director Mike Forster told Reuters on the sidelines of the Global
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Last week, parent Ferrovial said BAA was planning a bond issue in the first quarter of 2010. Managing banks: Citi, RBS, HSBC, BNP Paribas...
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In fact, about the only people who do are BAA, the owner of Heathrow, and whatever poor sap they manage to hire as head of Government...
Times Online · Nov. 16, 2009
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... from BAA Airports and FGP Topco - the holding companies of BAA - in a bid to pay off Stansted and Heathrow's debt. It follows the news that BAA...
Leisure Opportunities · Nov. 16, 2009
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... be used to pay down debt, strengthen medium-term finances and facilitate access to capital markets, BAA said. BAA injected £260 million today...
Business Day · Nov. 14, 2009
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BAA is to pump some £500m into its London airports group, the operator said yesterday, in order to further reduce debt and to finance improvements
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The chance for it to raise bonds will be a welcome relief for its majority owner, Spain's Ferrovial, which used debt to buy BAA at the top of the
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International cable operator Liberty Global has agreed to buy Unitymedia Issue: Britain's BAA, owned by Spanish infrastructure firm Ferrovial...
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British airport operator BAA said on Monday that it is seeing signs of passenger traffic improvement at Heathrow, Gatwick and Edinburgh airports.
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