Fraport Pays $66 M For Stake In China's Xi'an Airport
Germany's Fraport AG, which holds shares in 10 airports worldwide, is investing EUR50 million (US$66.8 million) for a 24.5% stake in China's Xi'an Airport, becoming the first foreign airport operator to invest in a privately held Chinese airport. The airport operator - parent company of Frankfurt...
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