How many operational metrics does Concessio track, and how many concessions do they cover?

Concessio's public figure is 3,500+ operational KPIs. The underlying sourced panel covers 1,985 concessions in 81 countries, as of August 2026.

Which operating metric has the deepest concession coverage?

Among the families shown, Concession period (years) reaches the most concessions (478) — but it's a one-time field recorded once per asset, not a repeating series. Among the metrics that track usage over multiple years, annual passenger counts reach the most concessions, at 347.

Why do some metrics show the same number of records and concessions, like installed capacity (301/301)?

Because those fields are recorded once per asset rather than as a repeating annual series — installed capacity and concession-period length are point-in-time facts, unlike traffic or volume counts, which typically carry several years of history per concession.

Where does each metric come from?

Every metric in the panel is screened against Concessio's sourcing standard: an operator's annual report or regulatory filing, a government gazette, a stock-exchange disclosure, or a multilateral development bank project database. Wikipedia, paywalled aggregators, and fund marketing pages are excluded.

How many countries does the operational metrics panel span?

81 countries — a subset of Concessio's full coverage of 22,000+ concessions across 185 countries and 15 asset classes.

Use Case · Operational Metrics

Operational KPIs for Concession Assets: 3,500+ KPIs Across 1,985 Concessions

Concessio tracks 3,500+ operational KPIs — passenger counts, traffic volumes, connections served, installed capacity, cargo throughput, and more — across 1,985 concessions in 81 countries. For an asset class where operating history is normally locked inside operator-by-operator annual reports and reported in incompatible units, this is a rare cross-country panel: an airport's passenger count, a toll road's AADT, and a water utility's connections served all sit on the same schema, each screened against the same sourcing standard.

What operational metrics does Concessio track?

Last updated: August 5, 2026

Figures as of August 2026. Published August 5, 2026. Methodology and sourcing standard: /docs/methodology.

A lender or acquirer comparing two concessions across two countries is normally stuck reconciling incompatible units, reporting calendars, and disclosure formats before any analysis can start. Concessio's operational KPI panel puts that data on one schema instead — this page sets out what it currently covers, how it's built, and what it doesn't yet support.

Concessio's public figure for this panel is 3,500+ operational KPIs, covering 1,985 concessions in 81 countries — a defensible subset of the 22,000+ concessions Concessio tracks across 185 countries and 15 asset classes overall.

The table below shows the thirteen largest metric families by record count. It is not the full set the panel tracks:

Metric	Records	Concessions covered
Annual passengers	842	347
AADT (average annual daily traffic)	794	221
Connections served	636	292
Concession period (years)	478	478
Installed capacity (MW)	301	301
Cargo tonnes	300	156
Population served	277	142
Water volume (m³)	271	143
Aircraft movements	212	129
Tonne-km	114	26
TEU throughput	59	38
Gas delivered (million Sm³)	50	25
Energy billed (GWh)	67	29

Two things worth flagging about this table. First, neither column should be summed to reconcile against the panel's 3,500+ headline: the "Concessions covered" column overlaps row to row — a single concession can carry several metric families at once (an airport concession, for instance, can show up under both annual passengers and aircraft movements), so it does not sum to a distinct-concession total — and the "Records" column is a set of individually verified per-family counts, not components meant to add up to 3,500+. Second, a few families sit at an exact 1:1 ratio of records to concessions — concession period (478/478) and installed capacity (301/301) — consistent with a point-in-time fact recorded once per asset, while the higher-volume families (annual passengers, AADT, connections served) show records outnumbering concessions, consistent with usage being tracked across multiple years per asset.

Why is concession-linked operating data hard to assemble?

There is no single regulator or exchange that publishes concession operating data across countries. An airport concessionaire discloses passenger counts in an annual report; a toll road authority publishes AADT in a technical bulletin; a water utility reports connections served to its national regulator. Each uses its own unit conventions, reporting calendar, and document format, and none of them are cross-referenced against each other.

That fragmentation is also why this panel is smaller than Concessio's full concession count. What's published here is Concessio's defensible panel: screened against the sourcing standard described below, which excludes Wikipedia, paywalled aggregators, and fund marketing pages as a citation. Building it means going operator by operator and regulator by regulator, not scraping one central feed.

How is each metric sourced?

Every record in the panel is screened against Concessio's sourcing standard before it is published: an operator's annual report or regulatory filing, a government gazette, a stock-exchange filing (SEC EDGAR, HKEX and peers), or a multilateral development bank project database. Wikipedia, paywalled secondary aggregators, and fund marketing pages are excluded from that standard.

How do I access this data?

Concessio's REST API (app.concessio.io/api/v1, bearer-token authentication) and its remote MCP server (app.concessio.io/api/mcp/sse, listed on the official Model Context Protocol registry as io.concessio/concessio v2.0.0) expose the platform's six tools: search_concessions, get_concession_detail, get_operator_portfolio, get_expiring_concessions, get_concession_stats (aggregated by region, not country), and get_country_concessions.

This operational-metrics panel is a defensible subset of Concessio's broader coverage — 22,000+ concessions tracked across 185 countries and 15 asset classes overall — narrowed to the records that meet Concessio's sourcing standard for this panel.

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Figures as of August 2026. Full sourcing and coverage methodology: /docs/methodology.

How teams use Concessio for operational metrics

Traffic and volume history.

Where records outnumber concessions in a family — annual passengers, AADT, cargo, and volume among them — that pattern is consistent with multi-year usage series, letting a lender or acquirer see how an asset's usage moved through time rather than relying on a single disclosed figure at signing or at the point of sale.

Per-unit denominators.

Passenger counts, TEU throughput, and connections served are the denominators that per-unit analysis depends on — the same figures that sit under an EV-per-passenger or EV-per-TEU calculation.

Cross-country benchmarking.

Because the schema is consistent across countries, one concession's AADT or passenger count can be checked against another's using the same field definitions and units.

Frequently asked questions

How many operational metrics does Concessio track, and how many concessions do they cover?: Concessio's public figure is 3,500+ operational KPIs. The underlying sourced panel covers 1,985 concessions in 81 countries, as of August 2026.
Which operating metric has the deepest concession coverage?: Among the families shown, Concession period (years) reaches the most concessions (478) — but it's a one-time field recorded once per asset, not a repeating series. Among the metrics that track usage over multiple years, annual passenger counts reach the most concessions, at 347.
Why do some metrics show the same number of records and concessions, like installed capacity (301/301)?: Because those fields are recorded once per asset rather than as a repeating annual series — installed capacity and concession-period length are point-in-time facts, unlike traffic or volume counts, which typically carry several years of history per concession.
Where does each metric come from?: Every metric in the panel is screened against Concessio's sourcing standard: an operator's annual report or regulatory filing, a government gazette, a stock-exchange disclosure, or a multilateral development bank project database. Wikipedia, paywalled aggregators, and fund marketing pages are excluded.
How many countries does the operational metrics panel span?: 81 countries — a subset of Concessio's full coverage of 22,000+ concessions across 185 countries and 15 asset classes.

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