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[CDA] Compagnie des Alpes: When Altitude Becomes the Moat

48 min · 31 de dic de 2025
portada del episodio [CDA] Compagnie des Alpes: When Altitude Becomes the Moat

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original story [https://silbadeepdives.substack.com/p/cda-compagnie-des-alpes-when-altitude?r=51qpp3] While low-altitude ski hills melt away, Compagnie des Alpes has quietly assembled a portfolio of high-mountain monopolies and award-winning regional parks Ski lifts print 52% EBITDA margins in winter, parks take over in summer, and fixed costs work twice as hard. Behind the scenery sit 15-year average concessions decided by town councils, not markets. The story explores how climate, politics and seasonality collide in a business that feels safer than leisure, but never quite as certain as infrastructure. --- To find out more stories or professional-grade research, go to https://silba.ai

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