Central North Airport Group said it knew of no event causing a breach of Mexico’s traded-volume parameter. OMA also said it had no knowledge of board members or relevant executive officers participating in the trading and that its repurchase program was inactive during the period.

Key Highlights

  • OMA employs over 1,200 people across its airport and commercial services operations.
  • Ruffo Pérez Pliego signed the report as Chief Financial Officer.
  • OMA trades on the Mexican Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq Global Select Market.

Central North Airport Group, known as OMA, said it knew of no event behind a breach of Mexico’s stock-exchange traded-volume parameter. The company said the movement did not involve known participation by its Board of Directors or relevant executive officers, while its repurchase program was inactive during the period.

OMA Responds to Mexican Exchange Inquiry

The response was issued in Mexico City on September 18, 2026, after a request from Mexico’s Stock Exchanges concerning trading Volume that day. OMA said the information available to it did not identify a cause for the parameter breach. The company also said it was unaware of participation by any Board of Directors member or relevant executive officer in the trading movements.

Further Information to Be Disclosed if Available

OMA said any supplementary information would be communicated to the market in a timely manner. The company’s report was signed by Ruffo Pérez Pliego, identified as Chief Financial Officer. Investor relations contact Emmanuel Camacho was also listed, alongside OMA’s website and contact details.