AoT cuts net losses, share price weak. Vienna resumes VIE-Skylink construction

Shares in Airports of Thailand (AoT) lost 1.9% yesterday, upon the release of the group’s financial report for the three months ended 31-Dec-2010. AoT increased aeronautical revenue by 18.2% in the quarter, while non-aeronautical revenue jumped 11.7%, to a combined total of USD187.5 million.

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