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Company data |
| Management team |
CEO: Ignacio Gastón Najarro.
Ignacio Clopés Estela. Ángel Luis Sánchez Gil. Enrique Blanco Gómez. Ignacio García Bilbao. Ángel Sánchez Bartolomé. Agustín Manzanas Pata. Javier Vaca de Osma Ulacia. José Carlos Esteban Blein. José Vicente Baraja Martí. Mario Menéndez Montoya. Silvia Rodriguez Hueso. Benjamín Aaron Juárez.
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| Activity |
Infrastructure Construction and Engineering.
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| Main products and services |
Ferrovial is a leading global infrastructure company focused on the development and operation of sustainable infrastructure. The Company’s business model is based on the integration of its business units (Highways, Airports, Energy and Construction), in which the Construction area supports the concession business with best-in-class engineering capabilities to design and build infrastructure. Ferrovial’s integrated model is present throughout the entire lifecycle of a project, from conceptualization to design, financing, construction, and operation of critical complex projects, such as highways and airports.
Ferrovial is listed simultaneously on Euronext Amsterdam, Nasdaq and the Spanish stock market, where it is a member of the IBEX 35. Since December 2025, it has also been part of the Nasdaq 100 Index, which comprises the 100 largest non-financial companies listed on the U.S. market, thereby enhancing its visibility and international standing.
The company has more than 25,000 employees, of which nearly 6,300 are in Spain, and a presence in more than 15 countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain, France, Poland and Australia.
Our commitment to society is one of our defining characteristics. That is why we are dedicated to corporate responsibility, best practices in quality and environmental management, and the advancement of innovation. We provide services to large communities to promote socioeconomic development, using our expertise to help drive progress and improve people´s quality of life.
Top products: INFRASTRUCTURE: 1. Project for the refurbishment of A Coruña railway station and its signalling, train protection, centralised traffic control and communications systems. TRACK: 2. Renewal, change of gauge and adaptations project for the Xátiva-Nudo de la Teja section. New high-speed rail access in the Levante region.
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| Activities by year |
Railway tracks
Spain
- Platform of the Madrid–Basque Country–French Border high-speed rail line. Section: Burgos–Vitoria. Subsection: Pancorbo–Ameyugo
- Remodeling of the Valladolid Campo Grande Station. Municipality of Valladolid.
- New southern rail access to the Port of Castellón.
- Track renovation for the access to the Ferrol Inland Port
- Undergrounding of the R2 commuter line of Barcelona as it passes through the urban area of Montcada I Reixac and construction of the new station.
- Accesses to La Sagrera station.
- Track assembly of La Sagrera High Speed station.
- Architecture and facilities of La Sagrera Train Technical Treatment Area.
- Architecture and installations of La Sagrera Train Technical Treatment Area (PHASE B).
- Viaduct over the Ebro River and connection platform with the Castejón-Comarca de Pamplona High Speed Railway Line.
- Renewal, change of gauge and adaptations of Xátiva-Nudo de la Teja.
- Oural Tunnel located in the Monforte-Lugo section of Line 800: A Coruña-León.
- Platform of the Mediterranean High-Speed corridor. Section: Lorca-Pulpí.
- Platform of the Mediterranean High-Speed corridor. Section: Pulpí-Vera.
- Platform of the Madrid - Extremadura - Talayuela – Cáceres High Speed Railway. Section: Río Tiétar - Malpartida de Plasencia.
- Remodeling of the A Coruña - San Cristovo station and signaling system, train protection, centralized traffic control and communications.
- Undergrounding of the arterial railway network in the city of Murcia. Undergrounding of the station and Barriomar and undergrounding of Nonduermas.
- Architecture, installations and urban development of the Carmen Station (Murcia).
- Maintenance depot and service building at the Murcia freight logistics centre.
- Algeciras-Zaragoza railway motorway. Section: San Fernando-Santa Maria de la Huerta.
- Emergency works because of the Storm DANA.
- Maintenance of infrastructure, track and switch and crossing of the Madrid South High Speed Railway Line. Lot 2 and 3.
- Maintenance of infrastructure, track and switch and crossing for the Madrid Northeast High Speed Railway Line. Lot 2.
- Maintenance of infrastructure, track and switch and crossing for the Madrid Northeast Galicia High Speed Railway Line. Section: Olmedo-Pedralba de la Pradería.
- Maintenance of infrastructure, track and switch and crossing for the Plasencia-Badajoz High Speed railway line.
- Maintenance of MIV North. Lot 2.
- Maintenance of MIV Center. Lot 5.
- Vegetation control by herbicide train in AV in service.
- Vegetation control and margins on conventional lines. Lot 5.
- Operation of ADIF locomotives. Northeast. Lot 1.
- Operation of ADIF locomotives. East. Lot 2.
- Towing of trains with materials for works to be carried out on the conventional gauge network
- Railway Traction Services
- Railway Traction Services for load testing.
International
- Construction of the California High Speed Line. Section 4: Fresno-Bakersfield (USA).
- Design and construction of lots C2 and C3 of the British HS2 High Speed railway line (UK).
- Design and construction of track infrastructure of the British HS2 High Speed railway line (UK).
- Construction of the “Rail Baltica” High Speed railway line in Latvia.
- Construction of the “Rail Baltica” High Speed railway line in Estonia.
- Construction of new railway line between Podleze y Piekielko in Poland.
Metros and metropolitan railways
Spain
- Barcelona Metro (Spain). Line 8 between Plaza de España and Gracia stations.
International
- Toronto Metro (Canada).
- Sydney Metro (Australia).
- Paris Metro (France).
- Lisbon Metro (Portugal). Yellow and pink line.
- Santiago de Chile Metro. Line 7. Section: 1C
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| Areas |
The United States and Poland, in addition to Spain as a market of origin, remain the division´s main markets, accounting for
around 80% of sales. Other geographies with a stable presence are the United Kingdom, France, Portugal, Latvia, Estonia,
Chile, Perú, Puerto Rico, Australia and Canada.
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| Certifications |
Quality and Environment
- Ferrovial, the first Spanish and European construction company to obtain the Environmental Management certificate in accordance with ISO 14001 (AENOR).
- Quality Certificate in accordance with ISO 9001 (AENOR).
- Energy Efficiency Certificate as accredited by the ISO 50001 (AENOR).
- Occupational Health and Safety Certificate according to the ISO 45001 (AENOR).
- Certificate of R+D+i according to the EMAS III/UNE 166002 (AENOR).
- Certificate of carbon management in infrastructures according to PAS 2080:2016.
- Certificate of digitization of information management throughout the entire life cycle of a built asset using BIM (BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING) as accredited by the BIM ISO 19650 (AENOR).
- Information Security Certificate in accordance with ISO 27001 (AENOR).
- Certificate of customer complaints and claims according to the ISO 10002 (AENOR).
- Ethical and Socially Responsible Management System Certificate according to SGE 21 (Forética).
- Tax and Fiscal Compliance Certificate according to UNE 19602 (AENOR).
- Collaborating in the definition of the UNE 53001 Standard on Management System for the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
- Zero Waste Certificate according to SGS (Société Générale de Surveillance)
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| Turnover |
7.653 M€ |
| No. of employees |
18.832 |
| R&D Investment |
30,36 M€ |
| Order volume |
17.438 M€ |
| Ebitda |
511 M€ |
| Activities |
Training, certification, research, Infraestructure, Engineering and consulting, Others, Track. |
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