US EditionFerrovial holds Shareholders Meeting after a year of strong operating performance and asset rotation
- Ferrovial held its Shareholders Meeting in Amsterdam on April 24, 2025.
- The meeting occurred after a year featuring strong performance, asset rotation, and a Nasdaq listing.
- The company reported a €3.2 billion net profit for 2024, significantly boosted by asset sales.
- Ferrovial distributed €831 million to shareholders in 2024 via buybacks and dividends.
- Management plans to distribute €570 million in dividends and buybacks during 2025.
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Ferrovial holds Shareholders Meeting after a year of strong operating performance and asset rotation
The shareholders approved the re-election of Rafael del Pino, Chairman of the Board of Directors, as executive director, and of Óscar Fanjul, Vice-Chairman of the Board, as non-executive director
The infrastructure giant Ferrovial has gathered its shareholders this Thursday to hold the second general meeting that takes place in Amsterdam since the company moved its headquarters last June 2023. It has been at the H'ART museum, a historic building in the center of the city, where the shareholders of the group have given green light to the reelections of its president, Rafael del Pino and its vice president, Oscar Fanjul, as advisers, among…
The Spanish infrastructure and services company Ferrovial will see its results of the first quarter impacted by the weakness of the dollar and the general macroeconomic volatility. Ferrovial will announce its results of the first quarter on Tuesday, May 13, following the closing of the market in New York, holding a telephone conference the next day. According to Guillermo Barrio, an analyst at CIMD Intermoney, “we hope that double-digit growth i…
Ferrovial’s shareholders’ meeting has approved the re-election of its president, Rafael del Pino, as well as a new remuneration plan that contemplates increases for executive directors and other board members, a date in which the company has reaffirmed its commitment to North America. During the meeting, which is held for the second time in Amsterdam since the group moved its headquarters from Spain to the Netherlands, CEO Ignacio Madridejos has…
Rafael del Pino will continue to head Ferrovial for another three years and raises his salary by 10%
Ferrovial confirmed on Thursday the re-election of Rafael del Pino as executive director of the company for a new three-year term and a 10% salary increase, thus consolidating his leadership at the head of the infrastructure group. The agreement has been adopted during the General Shareholders’ Meeting held in Amsterdam, where it has its headquarters since the transfer of its registered office in 2023. Together with Del Pino, they have also been…
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