Following the renewed agreement, Dufry will immediately start to refurbish the existing shops at Cancun Terminal 3 and develop a walk-trough concept at Cozumel airport, to be completed in 2017. The space at the new Cancun Terminal 4 will also be developed in 2017 and will be ready for the opening of the Terminal and will feature Dufry’s latest shop design concepts. As well as a vast assortment of duty-free core categories such as liquor, tobacco, perfumes & cosmetics and confectionery, customers will also be offered watches, fine and fashion jewelry, accessories, fashion, leather goods and writing instruments. A strong focus across the product mix will be put on destination products with “the Tequileria” and “Discover Mexico” concepts offering a wide selection of local products, food and souvenirs as a tribute to the Mexican cultural heritage and to provide visitors with a distinct sense of place. From 2020 to 2023 Dufry will also gradually refurbish the other shops at Cancun airport.

Julian Diaz, CEO of Dufry, commented: “We are all very happy to have reached this agreement with ASUR to continue to operate at one of the fastest growing airports in Latin America and I would like to thank the management of ASUR for the longstanding relationship of mutual trust. It is our ambition to develop a state-of-the art commercial environment and a compelling offer, exceeding the expectations of the passengers and creating value for both Aeropuertos del Sureste and Dufry.”

For further information please contact:

Renzo Radice

Corporate Communications & Investor Relations

Phone: +41 61 266 44 19

renzo.radice@dufry.com