Berlin ist mit rund 35,65 Millionen Passagieren im Jahr 2019 der drittgrößte Flughafenstandort in Deutschland. Aktuell gibt es zwei Flughäfen: den Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld und den Flughafen Berlin-Tegel. Der gesamte Luftverkehr der deutschen Hauptstadtregion soll am Standort Schönefeld konzentriert werden. Dafür plant und baut die Flughafengesellschaft den Flughafen SXF zum Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg – kurz BER – aus. Das Terminal T1 des BER wird am 31. Oktober 2020 eröffnet.

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Annual Report 2013

108 | Flughafen Berlin

108 | Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg GmbH The approval for utilisation of the car parks Airport City, the hire car centre and the car park in proximity to the terminal is coupled to the completion of the terminal. EU TEN-V funds The subsidies from the EU TEN-V programme in the amount of €29.3m have been completely called up. The final instalment was paid in September 2013. C.3.2 Cash Flow Statement The cash flow statement below shows the cash situation and financial development: Cash flow statement 2013 in €m Cash flow from current business activities 2012 in €m Change in €m -75.0 - 83.9 8.9 Cash flow from investment activities -227.6 - 610.8 383.2 Cash flow from financing activities 307.8 707.6 -399.8 Change in operating cash 5.2 12.9 -7.7 Change in cash from changes in group of consolidated companies 6 0 6 Cash at beginning of period 56.7 43.8 12.9 Cash at end of period 61.9 56.7 5.2

Our Figures | 109 D Group Companies D.1 Berliner Flughafen-Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung Berlin Brandenburg Airport is the sole shareholder of the Berliner Flughafen- Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung (BFG). BFG operates Tegel Airport, which will cease operations when the airport BER opens its doors. During the reporting period, BFG realised a net profit for the year of €54.9m. D.2 Flughafen Energie & Wasser GmbH FBB holds 100 % of the share capital of Flughafen Energie & Wasser GmbH (FEW). Tegel and Schönefeld Airports have transferred their activities related to the supply of energy to FEW. FEW concluded fiscal year 2013 with a net loss for the year of €8.2m. During the reporting period, further utility grids (power, emergency power, district heating, district cooling, water, wastewater, rainwater) previously disclosed in the FBB balance sheet were transferred to FEW. Consequently, the bottom-line result for FEW has been impacted by the depreciation attributable to these assets. Moreover, FBB has granted a shareholder loan subject to interest payments to FEW. The interest expenses related to this loan of €5.2m also have an effect on the FEW results. These additional expenses can be charged forward proportionately by adjustment in fees. Business operations at FEW also include the airport BER. In preparation for this, an order for energy provision contracting was awarded in May 2008. At the conclusion of a Europe-wide tender, E.ON edis AG was awarded the contract to provide energy for a period of 15 years, starting in October 2011. D.3 Berlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH Berlin Brandenburg Airport holds 10 % of the share capital of Berlin Tourismus & Kongress GmbH (€51.2k capital contribution). The purpose of the company is worldwide advertising for the tourist attractions in Berlin, the promotion of tourism, business travel, events, trade fairs, conventions and congresses and the provision of information to tourists in the Berlin region. The company operates the service and retail businesses related to this purpose.