Macquarie Infrastructure Company
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Macquarie Infrastructure Company Trust NYSE: MIC is a New York based company that provides fixed-base operations and also operates airports in the United States.
[edit] History
On January 11, 2006 the AvPorts division was merged into the Atlantic division.
[edit] Divisions
- Atlantic
- Macquarie Parking
- PCA
- Avistar
- Sunpark
- Also operates several energy facilities
[edit] External links
| Infrastructure/Diversified: Macquarie Airports • Macquarie Communications Infrastructure Group • Macquarie Infrastructure Group • Macquarie Infrastructure Company • Macquarie Media Group • Macquarie Regional RadioWorks |
| Property: Macquarie Countrywide Trust • Macquarie DDR Trust • Macquarie Direct Property • Macquarie Goodman Group • Macquarie Leisure Trust • Macquarie Office Trust • Macquarie Pacific Star • Macquarie Prologis Trust |
| Notable Current & Former Employees: Ross Cameron • Bob Carr • Simon Hannes • John Hewson • Allan Moss • Graeme Samuel |
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Corporate Directors: David Clarke (Chairman) • Mark R.G. Johnson • Allan Moss (CEO) • John Allpass • Laurence Cox • Peter Kirby • Catherine Livingtone • Barrie Marton • Kevin McCann • John Niland • Helen Nugent |
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Annual Revenue: $4.393 billion AUD ( |
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