Monitor every concession exposure you hold

A held concession is exposed to three moving parts: the approach of its own expiry, the regulatory resets that reprice it, and the grantor decisions that shape its terms. Concessio tracks all three against the concession record — term and expiry dates, regulatory determinations, and grantor profiles — so exposure is monitored against primary facts rather than reconstructed each quarter.

Resets rarely arrive without warning: they build through consultations and draft determinations. The live regulatory event feed threads those related events into storylines and surfaces the regulatory determinations — allowed returns, allowed revenues, RAB, regulated tariffs — that touch the assets you hold, so a reset registers as it develops, not after it lands.

Because expiry dates are held on every concession record, the assets in a portfolio can be filtered by their own approaching expiry, and the expiring-concessions pipeline links each to its successor tender where one has been identified. Operational KPIs — traffic, passengers, TEU — sit alongside, so performance and lifecycle are read against the same record.