Ferrovial UK

European economy 18th December 2023

Ferrovial considers divesting AGS, holding company for Glasgow, Aberdeen and Southampton airports, valued at €550 million

Intermoney | The Spanish company (Hold, PO29) is considering selling its 50% stake in AGS, the holding company for Glasgow, Aberdeen and Southampton airports. The remaining 50% is held by Macquarie, according to Expansión. AGS is currently in the process of refinancing its debt, some £930 million, after which the Spanish construction company would carry out the sale. Expansión’s sources indicate a valuation for AGS of less than £1,000 million…

Spanish economy 11th October 2022

Ferrovial Sells Amey For GBP 400 Million

Ferrovial has reached an agreement for the sale of 100% of the Amey group, almost completing the divestment of its former Services division. The acquiring vehicle is a UK company controlled by funds managed by One Equity Partners. They are entering into the transaction alongside their acquisition partner Buckthorn Partners. The transaction represents an enterprise value of GBP 400 million (€455 million) and an estimated equity value of approximately GBP…

Spanish economy 8th June 2022

Ferrovial finalising sale of Amey to consortium of funds, venture capital firms for €234 M

Intermoney | Ferrovial (Hold, Target Price 24 euros) would be finalising the sale of Amey, its services division based in the UK, for close to 234 million euros. This is according to information on Tuesday from daily Cinco Días, citing Sky News. The buyer would be a consortium of funds and venture capital firms, specifically One Equity Partners and Buckthorn Partners. It is expected that the process will be closed…

Ibex, Markets 13th March 2020

Ferrovial Wins €725M Contract With The UK Ministry Of Justice

Ferrovial has won a contract from the UK Ministry of Justice for 632 million pounds (about 725 million euro) through Amey, its UK services subsidiary. This unit is currently up for sale and therefore deconsolidated from the Spanish infrastructure group’s accounts.

Ibex 27th June 2018

Ferrovial Withdraws HQ Of International Business From UK Because Of Brexit Uncertainties

Ferrovial is going to transfer the headquarters of its international holding company from Oxford to Amsterdam in order to maintain the company under European law when the UK leaves the EU.

Ibex, Markets 16th November 2017

Ferrovial Will Light Up The Streets Of Manchester

Ferrovial has been awarded the contract to change the Manchester street lighting system, substituting it for one with LED technology. As a result, the city will reduce its energy spend by some 2 million pounds (2.25 million euros) a year, according to the company.