Airports Corporation of South Africa (ACSA) has more than doubled its profit after tax, from R472 million to R1.1 billion for the 2024/2025 financial year. This performance was driven by robust 13% revenue growth, reaching R7.9 billion. Nearly half of revenue now comes from non-aeronautical activities, underscoring a crucial diversification strategy. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) reached R2.9 billion, generating a solid profit margin of 37%. These figures, released on 25 August 2025, demonstrate Acsa’s ability to adapt and thrive. Acsa CEO Mpumi Mpofu attributed this success to rigorous financial management and diversification.
Airports Corporation of South Africa (ACSA) announced on 25 August 2025 a record net profit of R1.1 billion, approximately $63 million (more than double the previous year) for the year ending 31 March 2025. This performance was supported by a 13% growth in revenue, reaching R7.9 billion. Nearly half of revenue now comes from non-aeronautical activities, a successful diversification strategy. Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortisation (EBITDA) amounted to R2.9 billion. These figures demonstrate ACSA’s ability to adapt and thrive in an ever-changing aviation landscape.
« Our performance this year has been marked by contrasts, between strong financial performance and operational challenges. It has required commercial discipline, rigorous execution, as well as humility and increased accountability. »
Mpumi Mpofu, CEO, Airports Corporation of South Africa (ACSA) – South Africa
Beyond the numbers, this success reaffirms ACSA’s role as a manager of critical national infrastructure. ACSA is also a key driver of the country’s economic growth, connectivity, and global competitiveness.
« Our financial results not only demonstrate ACSA’s resilience, but also reflect the broader recovery of the aviation sector in South Africa. With a clear strategy of innovation, growth, and sustainability, we are well positioned to support national priorities and drive economic growth in trade and tourism through a modernized aviation sector. »
Mpumi Mpofu, CEO, Airports Corporation of South Africa (ACSA) – South Africa
Looking ahead, ACSA plans to invest R21.7 billion over five years to modernize its airports, with a focus on innovation and digitalization. As a state-owned company, its mandate includes facilitating trade and tourism, ensuring safe and efficient air travel, and supporting South Africa’s economic development and global connectivity.
