Sky Harbour Group Corporation Announces its 2022 Financial Results, Modification of SH Capital’s 2021 Project Portfolio, Recapitalization of its Obligated Group, and Opening of its Campus at Miami-Opa Locka Executive Airport
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Tuesday, March 28, 2023
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We believe these actions, originally announced in September 2022, are intended to fully prevent any potential funding gaps of the 2021 Project deriving from construction inflation.
Key Points:
- We believe these actions, originally announced in September 2022, are intended to fully prevent any potential funding gaps of the 2021 Project deriving from construction inflation.
- The Sky Harbour organization has grown significantly, notably the Site Acquisition Team, responsible for driving the coming year’s ambitious growth plans.
- The Sky Harbour Finance Team has guided the firm through challenging economic conditions, successfully avoiding the liquidity and counterparty risks of the past quarter.
- Sky Harbour recently broke ground on new campuses at Denver Centennial Airport and Phoenix Deer Valley Airport.