Commercial Sales Results
Zurich Airport commercial performance buoyed by strong airside sales growth in first nine months
Airside sales from January through September climbed by +7.8% year-on-year with landside sales down -3.6% against the backdrop of a major renovation programme.
Revenue grew by +5.1% excluding the North Asia region, which was affected by the continued reduction of the store network in China.
Airside sales from January through September climbed by +7.8% year-on-year with landside sales down -3.6% against the backdrop of a major renovation programme.
In the third quarter, organic revenue growth reached +1% year-on-year, which reflected “a less buoyant environment in China, while the United States, Europe and Japan saw good growth”.
A +21% surge in footfall at China Duty Free Group’s Hainan stores during ‘Super Golden Week’ was reflected in the province’s wider offshore duty-free market, with sales reaching US$127.57 million during the National Day holiday (1-7 October) alone.
Full-year revenue is expected to hit £3.8 billion (US$5.03 billion), up +5% year-on-year, with earnings per share up around +18% despite the impact of war in the Middle East, says F&B powerhouse SSP in a trading update.
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Jakarta Airport Terminal 3 tops the analysis, which compares passenger nationality mix and modelled confectionery propensity across high-volume international departure terminals.
In a trading update for the year ended 31 August, WHSmith said group revenue is expected to climb by +5% year-on-year though profits look set to fall sharply.
The acquisition of the remaining 50% of ISDIN from long-time partner Esteve gives Puig full ownership of the fast-growing dermacosmetics business while expanding the group’s skincare platform.
The rise in airside sales outstripped +4.5% passenger traffic growth in the eight-month period.
A Hainan government statement highlighted a surge in tourism consumption over the summer, with large-scale concerts contributing to visitor volumes.












