ACS

ACS nuevo

ACS’s ordinary net profit in 9M25 accelerates growth by 19.6% to €585 million

Renta 4 | Sales figures, which exceeded our forecast, show significant growth in all areas, led by Turner and Infrastructure. EBITDA, also better than our expectations, shows higher growth than sales, thereby significantly improving margins. This improvement is reflected in ordinary net profit which, excluding the currency effect, accelerates growth to 23.8%. This strong improvement has led the company to raise its guidance for the end of the year, expecting…


autopista sh288 acs

Major Spanish construction companies form consortiums to bid for macro-contract to expand and operate I-77 South motorway (North Carolina)

Link Securities | Acciona, ACS, FCC, Ferrovial and Sacyr are preparing their bids for a new macro-road project in the US, according to an article in elEconomista.es. They are finalising their alliances to submit their credentials in mid-December in the tender for the expansion and subsequent operation, using a managed lanes model, of the I-77 South motorway in North Carolina. The project will require an estimated investment of between $3.2…


ACS Turner

ACS joins Oracle, OpenIA and Vantage data centre project with €13 billion budget

Link Securities | ACS (ACS), through its subsidiary Turner, has joined one of the largest digital infrastructure projects in the United States, according to Expansión newspaper. This is the data centre complex promoted by Oracle (ORA-US), OpenAI and Vantage in Port Washington, Wisconsin (United States), with an investment budget of $15 billion (around €13 billion) spread over several phases. The US hyperscalers have commissioned a group of contractors to develop…


CIMIC

ACS Australian subsidiary Cimic wins AU$950 million contract to upgrade Gateway to Bruce motorway

Link Securities | CPB Contractors, part of the CIMIC Group (ACS), has been selected by the Queensland Government to carry out improvements to the Gateway to Bruce motorway, according to a report yesterday by the digital portal Bolsamania.com. CPB Contractors is responsible for 40% of the contract value, which amounts to AU$950 million. This is a transformative infrastructure project to improve safety, connectivity and resilience along the Gateway Motorway and…


Budimex Ferrovial

Ferrovial, Acciona and ACS to build Poland’s first nuclear power plant, €50 billion investment

Norbolsa | Ferrovial, Acciona and ACS have been accredited to participate in the construction of Poland’s first nuclear power plant, the largest energy infrastructure project in Europe, involving investments of €50 billion. The project, led by Westinghouse Electric, aims to build three reactors in Pomerania and positions Poland as a new nuclear player in Eastern Europe. Ferrovial, through its subsidiary Budimex, was one of the first companies accredited by Westinghouse…


defensa

ACS, Acciona and Ferrovial jump on defence investment bandwagon: involved in projects worth around €25 billion

Bankinter | Spanish construction companies have managed to enter military investment programmes with projects valued at around €25 billion in the last three years and are aiming for new contracts, according to Expansión. The forecast is that spending on military infrastructure will grow annually to reach €130 billion in 2035. The main projects at the moment are focused on the renovation and expansion of shipyards, naval bases and other military…



ACS nuevo

Australian Government commissions ACS to carry out modernisation works at Townsville military base

Link Securities | The Australian Government has commissioned ACS (ACS) to carry out modernisation works at the Townsville military base in the State of Queensland (Australia), according to Expansión newspaper. ACS, through its subsidiary CPB Contractors, is responsible for the design and construction of the new infrastructure to house the Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) new fleet of Apache helicopters, within facilities covering an area of 900 hectares in the…


ACS nuevo

ACS moves forward with sale of train business in Australia by hiring services of Macquarie

Link Securities | ACS (ACS) is moving forward with the sale of its train business in Australia, which it operates through UGL, a subsidiary of Cimic, according to the newspaper Expansión. The Spanish company, which has hired the services of Macquarie to carry out the divestment, has already received non-binding offers for a business that generates revenues of around A$1.9 billion (around €1.067 billion) per year, with a pending portfolio…


ACS novisimo

ACS plans major restructuring to reduce costs and simplify structure

Alphavaue / Divacons | The Spanish construction company has hired an international consulting firm to design a reorganisation that could cut head office expenses by up to 30%. For years, ACS and its German subsidiary Hochtief have maintained high administrative costs compared to their profits, leading investors to apply discounts when valuing the group. Management is now seeking a more agile configuration to deal with global uncertainty, although the share…