EDINBURGH
LANDING IN THE HEART OF SCOTLAND’S ECONOMY AND TOURISM INDUSTRY
As the busiest airport in Scotland and the sixth largest in the UK, Edinburgh airport is strategically located near the Scottish capital, in a region with over 4 million residents. Edinburgh airport’s traffic continues to rise rapidly, having reached the record number of 15.8 million passengers in 2024.
DENVER
SERVING A DYNAMIC CITY
The concession for the Denver Northwest Parkway is set to last until 2106, making it VINCI Highways’ longest residual road concession in the US. As the company’s first traffic-risk concession in the country, this section serves areas that are key to the economy, tourism and residents of the capital of the state of Colorado, one of the most dynamic metropolitan areas in the US. It also facilitates connections with core transport infrastructure such as Denver International Airport, Interstate 25 and US Route 36. Northwest Parkway recorded 7.2 million transactions in 2023, 6% up on 2022, benefitting from an increase in mobility that was partly due to the numerous real estate projects being built along the highway.
BRAZIL
TAKING OVER A STRATEGIC HIGHWAY
As part of a 30-year concession contract, VINCI Highways has been awarded a highway section located between Belo Horizonte, the capital of the state of Minas Gerais, and Cristalina, a town in the south of the state of Goiás.
With 17.5 million transactions in 2023 (8.3% up on 2022), traffic is brisk, particularly for heavy goods vehicles (HGVs). This 600-km section is the longest highway in the VINCI Highways network. An ambitious programme to upgrade operations and optimise environmental management is planned. Following the 2023 acquisition of a 55% stake in Entrevias, concession holder of 570 km of toll road highways in the state of São Paulo, this new acquisition strengthens VINCI Highways’ position in Brazil, bringing its national network to almost 1,200 km.