Aeroméxico reports a significant increase in net profit and EBITDA in Q4 2025 due to the sale of its 50% stake in TechOps, a maintenance and repair joint venture with Delta.
In its recent financial report, Aeroméxico announced robust growth in both operating flow and net income for the fourth quarter of 2025, largely driven by a $71.1 million benefit from the sale of a 50% stake in TechOps, their joint venture with Delta focused on aircraft maintenance and repair services. This transaction has proven to be a pivotal factor in the airline's financial performance, with net income reaching $164.9 million, reflecting a remarkable 118% increase compared to the same period in 2024.
The airline's adjusted EBITDA also saw impressive growth, reported at $501.6 million, which is a 12% rise from Q4 2024 and sets a record for the company. This significant gain in EBITDA highlights the effectiveness of strategic partnerships and asset management as Aeroméxico navigates the competitive aviation market. The extraordinary benefit derived from the TechOps sale underlines the potential of asset realignment in bolstering financial health.
Total revenues for Aeroméxico in the fourth quarter reached $1.437 billion. The financial outcomes indicate not only recovery but also a strong position for future growth, suggesting that the airline's strategic maneuvers, including divestitures, are aligning with broader market trends. As the company continues to optimize its operations, stakeholders remain optimistic about Aeroméxico's trajectory in the aviation sector, driven by both operational efficiencies and strategic asset management.
