Consorcio ARA SAB Long Term Debt 2012-2025 | CNRFF

Consorcio ARA SAB long term debt from 2012 to 2025. Long term debt can be defined as the sum of all long term debt fields.
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Consorcio ARA SAB Annual Long Term Debt
(Millions of US $)
2024 $125
2023 $125
2022 $105
2021 $86
2020 $41
2019 $95
2018 $107
2017 $15
2016 $106
2015 $110
2014 $130
2013 $161
2012 $159
2011 $156
Consorcio ARA SAB Quarterly Long Term Debt
(Millions of US $)
2025-09-30 $42
2025-06-30 $106
2025-03-31 $103
2024-12-31 $125
2024-09-30 $115
2024-06-30 $118
2024-03-31 $122
2023-12-31 $125
2023-09-30 $56
2023-06-30 $112
2023-03-31 $108
2022-12-31 $105
2022-09-30 $92
2022-06-30 $87
2022-03-31 $84
2021-12-31 $86
2021-09-30 $10
2021-06-30 $18
2021-03-31 $32
2020-12-31 $41
2020-09-30 $51
2020-06-30 $59
2020-03-31 $81
2019-12-31 $95
2019-09-30 $110
2019-06-30 $111
2019-03-31 $103
2018-12-31 $107
2018-09-30 $109
2018-06-30 $99
2018-03-31 $86
2017-12-31 $15
2017-09-30 $83
2017-06-30 $91
2017-03-31 $87
2016-12-31 $106
2016-09-30 $98
2016-06-30 $101
2016-03-31 $91
2015-12-31 $110
2015-09-30 $111
2015-06-30 $99
2015-03-31 $110
2014-12-31 $130
2014-09-30 $142
2014-06-30 $144
2014-03-31 $144
2013-12-31 $161
2013-09-30 $170
2013-06-30 $124
2013-03-31 $144
2012-12-31 $159
2012-09-30 $175
2012-06-30 $164
2012-03-31 $187
2011-12-31 $156
2011-09-30 $149
2011-06-30 $167
Sector Industry Market Cap Revenue
Construction Building - Residential and Commercial $0.000B $0.431B
CONSORCIO ARA was formed as a limited company with variable capital. At present, the company has a strong vertical integration and is organized as a corporation controlling its operating subsidiaries. Since its incursion into the Mexican Stock Exchange, Consorcio ARA has increased its capacity building and marketing of homes, a figure higher than what has been done by the group in the rest of his career prior to 1996. In recent years the company has to show a highly dynamic behavior, which has enabled it to grow further with competitive margins and adequate levels of liquidity, profitability and solvency. The broad operational capacity, technical and financial Consorcio ARA, have enabled the company to be at the forefront in the field of homebuilding in Mexico and compete with optimal levels of quality and efficiency in a market which has an estimated deficit of more than four million homes, thus ensuring a sustained level of growth in the long term.
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