Global infrastructure company Ferrovial has been added to the Nasdaq-100 Index, with the move set to take effect before trading opens on 22 December.
The company has maintained operations in North America for over two decades, including projects such as express lanes in several US states and Ontario, Canada.
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Ferrovial is also working on the New Terminal One at JFK International Airport in New York.
It ranks among the largest infrastructure companies listed in North America and has established a presence in regions including North Carolina, Texas, Virginia and Ontario.
The company started trading its shares on the US stock market in May 2024 under the Nasdaq ticker symbol FER, following previous listings in Spain and the Netherlands.
The move made Ferrovial the first IBEX 35 company to list its ordinary shares on Nasdaq.
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By GlobalDataThe inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 comes about 18 months after its initial US listing.
Presently, more than 80% of Ferrovial’s equity value derives from North America, mainly from operations in the US, according to analysts’ consensus.
The company has a market capitalisation of approximately $27bn.
Ferrovial aims to increase its portfolio of assets in North America over the coming years. Access to various capital markets is considered essential for supporting this planned growth.
The business model covers four primary sectors: toll roads, airports, energy, and construction.
The company links its development activities to broader trends such as the need for upgrades in road transport networks, rising demand for commercial air travel, and increased investment in renewable energies.
Its operating strategy spans all stages of major infrastructure projects from design and financing through to construction and management.
Over the past decade, Ferrovial reports having achieved an average annual total shareholder return of 12%.
In addition to managing complex projects, Ferrovial highlights its history of forming partnerships with investors, contractors and local stakeholders during delivery of key assets.
Ferrovial CEO Ignacio Madridejos said: “Ferrovial’s inclusion in the Nasdaq-100 highlights the strength of our distinctive integrated business model in delivering essential infrastructure.
“This milestone enhances our visibility with US and global investors, broadens our shareholder base, and reflects market confidence in our ability to develop high-value projects that drive economic growth and help the communities where we operate thrive. We are committed to executing our growth strategy, investing in the US and creating long-term value for our shareholders.”
